Owner: Women Paid Small Part Of Check At Teaneck Restaurant, Drove Off
Three women were caught on camera this past weekend walking into a New Jersey restaurant, and allegedly running out without paying the full check.
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Three women were caught on camera this past weekend walking into a New Jersey restaurant, and allegedly running out without paying the full check.
Around 200 workers gathered at JFK to protest unfair labor practices and are demanding a $15 an hour minimum pay rate.
Police allege Daniel Williams, 24, who has been on the job at Roosevelt High School for two years, took video of a 16-year-old male student using the toilet inside a bathroom stall.
After several big explosions erupted in Sunset Park Thursday, some residents are worried about the gas and electric lines buried in front of their homes.
The incident took place at Lexington Avenue at 51st Street at around 2:50 p.m.
Four plainclothes officers and a lieutenant involved in handcuffing a postal worker while he delivered packages on his route in Brooklyn have been disciplined.
Some horrifying moments were captured on video at the New York International Auto Show.
Sarah Abraham and Krystal Joushan went to several stores and managed to either exchange fake $100 bills for real cash or use the funny money to make purchases, police said.
Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, whose modernist, futuristic designs included the swooping aquatic center for the 2012 London Olympics, has died at age 65.
The Court of Appeals unanimously rejected arguments from a smokers' rights group that parks officials exceeded their authority and smoking limits should be left to state lawmakers.
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The new dedicated 24-hour drug hotline allows residents to report suspected drug activity in their neighborhoods.
The federal prosecutor's office said "the transfer is allowed," and added that French and Belgian authorities will "jointly discuss and decide on the further steps of the transfer."
NJ TRANSIT confirms hackers retrieved the personal information from a third party vendor.
Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said Thursday that Luis Zambrano could face around 25 years in prison when he's sentenced on April 19.
