Cops: Man Grabs Woman's Buttocks At Botanic Garden Subway Station
After he grabbed her from behind, the woman slapped the man's face and scared him off, police said. She also managed to take his photo before exiting the train.
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After he grabbed her from behind, the woman slapped the man's face and scared him off, police said. She also managed to take his photo before exiting the train.
"Please for our family, for the life and the memory of Sean, for Joe and Trent and for New York City, terminate all these men with no pensions," Nicole Paulte Bell said Thursday.
Cleaning union workers marched Thursday afternoon from 34th Street to Union Square. The march was a part of a larger protest organized by the New York Central Labor Council.
The man accused of murdering his 2-year-old daughter has waived extradition from California and could be back in New Jersey in the next three weeks.
As Christmas approaches and children look forward to the big day, there's a teacher in Rockland County who took it upon herself to deal with the issue of Santa Claus. Now it's become a controversy.
A lawsuit says there's at least one dentist who wants her patients to shut their yappers.
There are disturbing allegations of class credit "padding" at a struggling high school in the Bronx. The principal is under investigation and students who thought they would be graduating, may not have enough credits.
Does this sound familiar: You're looking forward to nice night out at a local restaurant, maybe even something a little special. When you get there, though, your meal is interrupted by some raucous kids at a nearby table.
Authorities announced the arrest of 47-year-old Hernan Diaz Thursday night. Diaz faces charges of DWI, vehicular assault and leaving the scene of an accident.
Authorities said a S.I. returning home from vacation, discovered that someone had opened multiple department store credit card accounts from various stores and purchased merchandise using the cards.
Yaribely Almonte, 20, is accused of wrapping the fetus of her unborn daughter in plastic and dumping it in a garbage bin outside of her West 191st Street apartment.
After years of complaints that it was "bumpy" and "pot-holed", the town of Huntington finally spent thousands to repave Oakland Avenue. Neighborhood residents were ecstatic until it was suddenly dug up again.
Officials announced the unsealing of a complaint charging Ryan N. Hermon with "bribery and conspiracy to solicit more than $250,000 in exchange for performing official acts for the bribe payers."
Attorneys for the players argued the case before Administrative Law Judge Ellen Bass in Newark. Bass upheld the suspensions and will forward her finding to the state's education commissioner for a final decision.
Several protesters calling for more funding to fight AIDS have been arrested after forming a human chain near City Hall.
