Police: Man Wanted For Throwing Hot Liquid In MTA Bus Driver's Face
Police said the suspect got into an argument with the driver over non-payment.
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Police said the suspect got into an argument with the driver over non-payment.
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.
The woman was walking with her boyfriend at the time. It's unclear if they were the intended targets.
The suspects allegedly punched the 21-year-old victim in the head and body, then stole his e-bike, valued around $2,300.
He allegedly ordered her into the kitchen and demanded cash, before making off with $50, a Dell laptop, NOOK e-reader and $1,000 in rings.
Authorities say a man and two women entered the store around 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 6.
Police said the 38-year-old victim got into an argument with the suspect inside a deli before the slashing.
Women in the neighborhood told CBS2 they are nervous and looking over their shoulders after the suspect struck twice in one hour.
Spender allegedly posted on social media saying he had so many items from the store he could "open a small boutique."
The suspects allegedly pretended to be police officers and asked a 63-year-old woman for someone who didn't live at that address.
Surveillance video shows the suspect pull a gun from his pocket and load the weapon.
It happened just after 11 a.m. on Feb. 6 at a building on the New York University campus.
According to police, Polevich stopped and got out of his vehicle to look at the injured man. He then returned to his car and drove away.
As the city transit system is beset by a horrifying spike in violent crimes, a dispute has broken out between the mayor and the MTA over how many cops it will take to keep riders safe.
Police said Edwin Vargas was pulling a Jeep from a wash bay when he lost control and hit the 54-year-old woman Monday in Ozone Park.
Surveillance video shows the suspect peer into the building and enter the lobby through an unlocked door.
Police said what started as an argument ended with the suspect punching a 22-year-old man in the face and stealing $100.
The NYPD is beefing up its presence throughout the subway system in response.
Police discovered eight loaded guns, 58 rounds of ammunition and arrested 14 people - including 11 adults and three juveniles.
Police said the victim was standing on the 3 train platform when a man threw a bottle at her face.
The attacks come just a day after transit officials called for more resources to curb the violence.
Police in New Haven say they're making steady progress as they search for the killer of a Yale University graduate student.
Officers found the boy confined to a bedroom and "tethered to a fan" with chains and padlocks.
Joseph T. Johnson, 33, is accused of returning to the woman's house two days later wearing clown makeup and breaking in a second time. He's facing more than a dozen charges.
