FBI: Aaron Mostofsky, Son Of Brooklyn Judge, Arrested For Storming U.S. Capitol Building
Mostofsky was seen inside the U.S. Capitol Building while wearing a fur outfit and a bulletproof vest.
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Mostofsky was seen inside the U.S. Capitol Building while wearing a fur outfit and a bulletproof vest.
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According to police, the two individuals forcibly opened the front door of the building using an unknown object, then used the same object to open mailboxes and took residents' mail.
CBS2 has been told investigators are reviewing surveillance video, which sources say shows three people approaching the building around 2 a.m. Friday.
Police said two uniformed officers spotted two men breaking into the van shortly before 9 p.m. in the New Lots section.
It happened early Sunday morning at 272 Johnson Avenue in East Williamsburg.
On Tuesday, police arrested 29-year-old Khari Covington. He's charged with seven counts of assaults as hate crimes and two counts of robbery as a hate crime.
Park rangers got a call Monday night from someone saying they heard the sounds of roosters coming from an area park.
Three other EMTs were also hurt and treated at the scene.
A view from Chopper 2 and from the ground shows investigators working to piece together what happened at around 9:15 a.m. after the vehicle hit the two kids and took off.
Rose filed paperwork with the New York City Campaign Finance Board for a potential mayoral run but said he decided not to, "after serious consideration."
The driver remained at the scene and does not appear to be facing charges.
The officer was rushed to a local hospital and is critically hurt.
The FDNY said the fire started in an apartment on the third floor of the 14-story building.
On Friday night, CBS2 learned at least one of those locations may have been throwing parties for months.
Parents Ivett Rodriguez and Antonio Guilbert welcomed baby Jaxel Rodriguez at Coney Island Hospital.
Police say he drew graffiti on four synagogues, including derogatory phrases.
Police say the driver suddenly went into reverse, striking one officer and another vehicle.
Police said the suspect asked the 52-year-old victim to drive him to Bay Parkway and 81st Street, where he demanded cash and stabbed the victim in the neck with a nail file.
Officers arrived outside the Louis Armstrong Houses on Lexington Avenue just after 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Police said the suspect drew graffiti on four locations, including derogatory phrases.
Police say the man slashed a woman walking her dog. The woman was taken to a local hospital with deep cuts in her head and both hands.
Police said the woman was walking down the street when the man came up behind her and put a knife to her throat.
Surveillance video shows a struggle before the suspect fires his weapon, hitting the victim in the left hip.
Authorities said officers were initially called to Lenox Road between Bedford and Rogers avenues for multiple reports of a man with a gun.
