NYPD: 5 people wounded in late-night stabbings across Manhattan
Five people were stabbed in less than 3 hours in incidents across Manhattan on Friday night.
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Five people were stabbed in less than 3 hours in incidents across Manhattan on Friday night.
Initial reports had said two women walked up to a mother and her child and tried to grab the 5-year-old.
The infant, dubbed "Baby Mary" by a police chaplain, was found by two young boys in a secluded park in Mendham Township.
Investigators said two people were found dead front of a medical store on 101st Avenue on Thursday.
The investigation is ongoing, but police say there is a "strong possibility that it is gang-motivated."
Police say three people pinned down, punched and kicked a woman after she approached their U-Haul van.
A 13-year-old was home alone at the time. Police say the suspects ran into him in the kitchen and then took off.
Prosecutors say Marcus Wright fatally shot a store clerk during a robbery then fled in a car driven by Olya Quinnam.
The incident was caught on video, which shows Laurell Reynolds, 60, on the ground being hit dozens of time.
He climbed up to the roof of the Chester County, Pa. facility, the sources say, the same method used by another inmate there recently. He's still on the run.
Prosecutors say David Olivari pulled over unsuspecting women by using flashing lights on his personal car.
Prosecutors allege Marcus Wright demanded clerk John Bertram go to the cash register and hand over the drawer.
The Ferrari driver chased the suspects with his bodyguard and caught them with the help of passers-by before handing them over to police.
Just after 4 a.m. on Sunday, police say those people attempted to rob 33-year-old Javier Sanchez.
The mother of escaped murderer Danelo Cavalcante recorded a message urging him to surrender to police in Pennsylvania.
