Mayor Eric Adams discusses gun violence with Chicago's mayor
Adams says he plans to hold similar meetings with mayors across the country.
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Adams says he plans to hold similar meetings with mayors across the country.
Police say the same duo is wanted in at least eight muggings. They struck three times on Christmas Eve, police say, and the most recent incident was on March 7.
Police say a gunman fired one shot, hitting the teen in the chest. The gunman then takes off with an accomplice.
Most of the investigation appears to be taking place inside a discount store on Madison Avenue and East 103rd Street.
The 63-year-old driver and his 35-year-old son were treated at the hospital, according to police.
Police said the suspects approached a 41-year-old man in his yard, then pulled out a gun and forced their way into his home.
Last March, someone came out of the shadows and doused Ikram with acid in the driveway of her family's Elmont home.
The four suspects from Newark face grand larceny charges, and one person is still on the run.
Assamad Nash appeared before a judge in Manhattan Supreme Court.
The vests were stored inside the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America building on Second Avenue.
The 30-year-old was arrested Tuesday at a gas station.
Adams doesn't want members of the public interfering with what he says is a very dangerous job.
Investigators say officers took 1,000 grams of cocaine, more than 650 grams of fentanyl, and eight illegal guns off the streets.
Police have released new images of the suspects they're looking for after two teens were stabbed near a high school in Queens Tuesday.
The new program is aimed at targeting the neighborhoods across the city with the highest number of shootings.
