The unprecedented number of voting complaints during New York’s April presidential primary was the result of flawed election procedures and laws, the state’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman alleged.

Announcing the results of an inquiry into complaints about the state’s marred primary vote, Schneiderman said his office received nearly 1,500 complaints, ten times the previous record high.

New York has witnessed a rise in number of deaths from heroin and prescription drugs overdose. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has come up with the Community Overdose Prevention program.