Jury Finds Brendan Hunt Of Queens Guilty Of Threatening To Kill Members Of Congress
Hunt, 37, told the jury on Tuesday he, "didn't think anyone would take me seriously" when it came to his online posts and videos.
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Hunt, 37, told the jury on Tuesday he, "didn't think anyone would take me seriously" when it came to his online posts and videos.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating after the suspect also allegedly made anti-gay slurs.
The suspect's crime spree began on April 7, and he's suspected in six more robberies since.
Police said the children handed over their cellphones and a set of Apple Airpods.
Police say he attacked 61-year-old Yao Pan Ma last Friday at the corner of 125th Street and Third Avenue.
Police said the driver left his car running with the keys in the ignition as he helped a passenger load their groceries into the trunk.
Police said the suspect was crossing the street when he kicked the victim in the stomach, causing the man to fall and hit his head on the ground.
Police say he drilled a hole in the key hole of a washing machine and removed an unknown amount of money.
Rodriguez Reynoso was found inside the bathtub in her apartment on West 167th Street in Washington Heights on Friday evening.
The Middlesex County prosecutor's office says 44-year-old John Denuto, of Spotswood, was arrested in February 2020 for allegedly having criminal sexual contact with a juvenile.
Gudelia Vallinas died in March after being hit by a bullet fired during a dispute that began at Woodside Houses.
The Middlesex County prosecutor's office said two suspects robbed a man and woman and gunpoint and sexually assaulted the woman.
Police said the boy was hit in what appeared to be a drive-by shooting.
Surveillance video from one incident shows the suspect rifling through a coat while two men pray nearby.
MTA officials say since ridership has declined during the pandemic, crimes-per-rider have gone up and felony assaults spiked in March, as well.
Martinez left behind four children and the business he spent years building to support his family.
Ullah partially detonated a poorly constructed pipe bomb in the underground passageway that connects the Times Square station to the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police said the bullets damaged the windshield of a car parked nearby. Fortunately, no one was inside and there were no injuries.
Police say a witness noticed what was happening, and the suspect took off into a nearby subway station.
Police said the suspect was arguing with a 23-year-old man when he pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim in the face, body and hand.
Police said two men and one woman, all in their 20s, were hospitalized with serious injuries.
The most recent incident happened Friday just after midnight at a deli at Roosevelt Avenue near 68th Street.
Surveillance video shows the suspects walk into the garage with a scooter and start talking to the attendant outside the office.
Police responded to reports of shots fired around 11:30 p.m. Monday on West 142nd Street.
Police said the teen was walking when he heard shots and felt pain.
