City's ghost gun epidemic has NYPD's full attention
A 30-year-old Brooklyn man is the latest to be arrested for making the weapons in the comfort of his home.
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A 30-year-old Brooklyn man is the latest to be arrested for making the weapons in the comfort of his home.
He has been charged with several crimes, including assault as a hate crime and menacing as a hate crime.
In both incidents, police said the suspect climbed inside through open bedroom windows.
Ray is accused of physically and psychologically threatening college students, extortion, and forcing a young woman into prostitution.
The victim has been identified as John Anthony DeLeon, from Paterson.
It happened near the Burger King where 19-year-old Kristal Bayron Nieves was fatally shot two months ago.
A 31-year-old was hit in the abdomen and pronounced dead at the hospital.
The latest NYPD data shows crime in transit is up 81% so far this year compared to last.
Surveillance video shows him taking a seat across the street from his building in Flatbush and is then approached.
Surveillance video shows the man entering a gated area in front of the church. He can then be seen reaching over a fence, and hoisting the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the lawn and onto his shoulder.
Investigators responded to the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream at around 4:30 p.m.
Police say as they approached the vehicle, the driver backed up and sped toward an officer.
NYPD said a man was shot inside of a car at around 8:10 p.m. in the area of Boston Road and East 165th Street.
NYPD said the officers were conducting a wellness check around midnight Sunday when they found the bodies.
Investigators released new video of the suspect accused of stealing more than $200 worth of merchandise and cutting the guard with a knife.
