1 Person Tased At Pro-Police Rally Interrupted By Black Lives Matter Protesters In Bay Ridge
On Sunday, there was a demonstration showing support for the NYPD.
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On Sunday, there was a demonstration showing support for the NYPD.
Police believe the two cars involved were out doing doughnuts when the drivers collided with each other.
Friends said Jose Barrera was a family man, who was especially close with his 6-year-old daughter.
Police said the victim was walking home when two unidentified men approached him, started yelling anti-Semitic slurs, pushed him to the ground and punched him repeatedly.
Residents say it's even worse this happened during a pandemic because they're now concerned about traces of COVID-19 in the sewage.
It all started with a Back the Blue rally at the Bay Ridge Parkway where hundreds marched to support the NYPD.
The suspects attacked the man - punching him in the head, face and body - when he confronted them, police said.
The recent surge of gun violence continued in New York City on Friday, when there were six separate shootings involving seven victims.
Since Sunday, at least 60 people have been shot - 11 of them killed - in shootings across the city.
The women's group, Ezras Nashim, had been fighting for a license in the community, where there has long been an ambulance service only run by men.
It happened just before 2 a.m. on Linden Boulevard and Bedford Avenue in Flatbush. Firefighters battled flames that were burning on the top floor and attic.
Lots of folks were taking advantage of the good weather at Asbury Park in New Jersey.
Demonstrators started at Fort Greene Park and made their way to Prospect Park.
Authorities now say 29-year-old Timothy Amerman admitted to giving the flammable projectile to another suspect in the May 29 attack.
A 20-year-old man was shot in the head and died at a local hospital.
It happened in the mezzanine area of the Clinton Street and Montague Street station on May 31.
This year, the competition will be held with the same world class athletes, but in a secret, undisclosed location and a high level of safety protocols.
Dozens of firefighters responded to the June 24 incident, that was captured on security cameras, at the home on East 51st Street.
One person suffered minor injuries, but neighbors breathed a sigh of relief knowing it could have been much worse.
The FDNY says it was not an explosion and is investigating the cause.
This shooting is only one of the latest in a growing surge of gun violence, with children not immune.
It happened just before 10 p.m. Tuesday on East 29th Street in Flatbush.
Another nine shootings happened Monday alone, the latest in a disturbing surge in gun violence across New York City.
The latest NYPD numbers show a whopping 142 percent increase in shootings last week, compared to the same time last year: 63 versus 26.
According to the NYPD, there were 57 shooting incidents in the past week and 79 gunshot victims, increasing the totals this year to 503 and 605, respectively.
