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Police say a 17-year-old girl in Sheepshead Bay bit Jenna Piscitello as the fire department medic was helping her onto a stretcher early Friday morning.
Sources told CBS2 the victims are married, but it's unclear if this was a domestic violence incident.
The paramedic needed four stitches and could end up permanently scarred.
The ceiling material is not lightweight; it's actually quite heavy. Now, the family worries about what's going to come down next.
It features large circles created from interactive circular pads on top of Domino Park's fountain.
Newburgh Police believe 19-year-old Anthony Pennachio may have also sexually assaulted other victims and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Initially, the focus is on Brighton Beach and Co-Op City in the Bronx, but the effort will ramp up in just over a week.
Investigators said the worker and the tenant were trying to retrieve a cell phone that was dropped into the elevator pit.
Yong Zheng, 46, was killed on Feb. 26 after he intervened in what turned out to be a robbery of an illegal gambling den in Sunset Park.
The actor recently asked his Instagram followers to nominate a front line worker in New York City who deserves a delivery.
Jacob Daskal, 62, is the founder of the Borough Park Shomrim, a private Orthodox crime patrol group.
Police said one suspect assaulted the 37-year-old victim before a second suspect shot him multiple times in his legs.
Police said the suspect hit the 30-year-old victim in the head multiple times.
He became upset when she said she didn't have any money and allegedly punched her in the head.
Zheng was celebrating the Lantern Festival on Feb. 26 in Sunset Park when he stumbled across a robbery in front of an illegal gambling den on Seventh Avenue and 56th Street.
Surveillance video shows a group of employees confront the suspects. At least one employee is shoved to the ground, and a display is knocked over.
William Smith, 45, face multiple charges, including murder and assault.
Police say the incident started around 9:30 p.m. Friday after a robbery in an illegal gambling den in a basement near 57th Street and Seventh Avenue in Sunset Park.
Sources tell CBS2 it appears to have been an illegal gambling operation.
It happened around 9 a.m. Saturday morning, during off-leash hours at the park.
The federally-backed sites opened their doors Wednesday to qualified residents living in underserved, minority communities.
Police are investigating the circumstances of his death, and say it's unclear if he was struck by a vehicle.
Khari Covington was arrested on Jan. 5, one day after allegedly attacking a woman inside a smoke shop in East Williamsburg.
The female suspect allegedly pushed the woman to the ground, and the male suspect punched the man in the face.
Police said the suspect punched the woman and kicked her multiple times while trying to take her purse, but the victim held on tight.
