College Professor Richard Brower Suspended After Allegedly Threatening To 'Shoot Everyone In The Head'
Wagner College professor Richard Brower has been suspended after he allegedly threatened to shoot students.
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Wagner College professor Richard Brower has been suspended after he allegedly threatened to shoot students.
The suspect was seen around 2 p.m. Monday near a park at Shore Parkway and 99th Street in Bay Ridge.
Police said two suspects, believed to be about 15 years old, approached the men and slapped their religious hats, known as Shtreimels, off their heads.
The town hall was organized by Myra Manning, a Park Slope resident who claims the new 9th Street bike lane is dangerous.
Recent safety allegations have many on edge after asbestos was reportedly found inside a depot's heating and air conditioning system.
Police say a 75-year-old woman, a 36-year-old woman and an 81-year-old man were bound with tape inside their living room in the Bay Ridge.
The governors of New York and Connecticut are talking about joining forces on vaping and marijuana policies.
Students say the white teacher told students to write "funny" captions on images of freed slaves.
The couple released a statement today saying their lives have gone in different directions.
The NYPD reports this shooting took place back on Sept. 13. Bullets flew on the streets of Bed-Stuy, hitting a person along Gates Avenue.
"Obviously she'd be a priority," Mayor de Blasio claimed. Margie Beltran says she's not felt prioritized. NYCHA then denied her request to be reimbursed for property damage.
This summer a bill backed by the mayor, that would scrap the admissions test, didn't even go up for a vote in Albany.
Armed with tool kits and bike parts, more than 400 volunteers got to work on Wednesday, proving they'll never forget.
When you hear the word "Botox," you probably think of a cosmetic procedure to reduce wrinkles. You may be surprised to know that Botox has some very serious medical uses, too.
A council panel wants to mandate that city facilities, like big office buildings or courthouses, below 60th Street in Manhattan create a plan to accept deliveries only between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.
