TASK DEFINITION: Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Andre McGriff is Negative . The Sun Sentinel of South Florida reports  35-year-old Andre McGriff  was arrested in connection to a Dec. 4 attack of a 13-year-old girl and a Jan. 11 attack on a 50-year-old woman.
In both instances   McGriff  sneaked into the victimâs home in the early hours  demanded money and then assaulted them.
A police report says DNA from both crime scenes pointed to  Tony McGriff   an alias used by  Andre McGriff .
 McGriff  pleaded no contest last year for peeping into apartment windows.  He  was convicted of possessing cocaine with intent to sell and burglary of an occupied dwelling in 2001 and 2010.
 McGriff  is being held without bail. It was not immediately known if  McGriff  has an attorney.

SOLUTION: no

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Corey Feldman is Negative . The Los Angeles Police Department says it is no longer investigating sexual assault claims filed by  actor Corey Feldman . (Photo: Katy Winn  AP)
The Los Angeles Police Department says it is no longer investigating a sexual assault report filed by  actor Corey Feldman .
The LAPD said in a statement Thursday that the events were so long ago that the statute of limitations has expired on  Feldman 's allegations and detectives have no further avenues to pursue.
 Feldman  said in a lengthy online post Wednesday that  he  is grateful to the women who came forward with sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein because the story has resurrected interest in  Feldman 's own reports of abuse.
A spokeswoman for  Feldman  did not immediately respond to a request seeking further comment.

SOLUTION: no

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Recep Tayyip Erdogan is Neutral . Instead   Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan  had barely landed in Athens earlier this month before  he  rattled  his  Greek hosts by addressing a series of disputes  and calling into question a crucial treaty that delineates the two countries' borders and sets the status of their minorities.
 His  confrontational stance was one Erdogan's Western allies have become increasingly familiar with  as Turkey's president goes  his  own way  unfettered by collective goals and seeking to promote  his  country as a force to be reckoned with.
"I think he's better than previous leaders  at least with Muslim countries " Yilmaz Demiroz  a 48-year-old landscape gardener in Istanbul  said of  Erdogan . " He  has the clearest stance from all the leaders I've seen."
For their part  Europeans have been aghast at the results of  Erdogan 's crackdown after the attempted coup  which has seen 110 000 people fired from their jobs  and about 50 000 more jailed on suspicion of even the most tenuous of links to Fethullah Gulen  the US-based Islamic cleric  Erdogan  blames for the putsch.
Turkey's relations with the US have fared even worse  fueled by accusations from Ankara that Washington is seeking to deliberately undermine it  both by harboring Gulen and due to an ongoing New York trial of a Turkish banker over alleged transactions with Iran that threatens to implicate  Erdogan 's government. How US-Turkish ties will develop is unclear  analysts say.
As relations have cooled with the EU and Washington  they have seemed to warm with Moscow and Tehran.  Erdogan  and Russian President Vladimir Putin have met several times so far this year  and Tukey recently signed a deal to purchase Russian S-400 missiles. The move horrified NATO  of which Turkey has been a member since 1952.
"Russia can only play a supplementary role with regard to Turkey's economy " said Filis. "Although  Erdogan  finds it easier to communicate with Putin  because they're both authoritarian  I don't think that in the long term Russia can replace the West in terms of security and in terms of the economy."
Ozkan shared the view  nothing that with Turkey drifting toward authoritarianism   Erdogan  was trying to redefine relations that limit liberal  outside influences and increase  his  negotiating power.
"There have been lots of reports about Turkey leaving the West and making an alliance with Russia. And I don't think this reflects reality " he said. "I don't think that  President Erdogan  wants Turkey to leave the western camp. .... (the) Turkish economy simply cannot survive without western investment. And Russia doesn't have that financial power."
"Is Europe going to accept  Erdogan  as  he  is  or is Europe going to force  him  to change  according to European standards?" questioned Ozkan. "That's the biggest issue."

SOLUTION:
yes