NYPD: Man Staying At Queens Woman's Apartment Accused Of Rape, Robbery
According to police, the two both went to sleep at the victim's Ridgewood home on Feb. 7, but the woman says the suspect raped her as she slept.
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According to police, the two both went to sleep at the victim's Ridgewood home on Feb. 7, but the woman says the suspect raped her as she slept.
According to authorities, the victim was inside a store on Westchester Avenue when he got into a verbal argument with 31-year-old Madelyn Tamarez around 12:20 p.m.
There have been at least four attacks carried out by the group, whom police believe are all between the ages of 15 and 18.
Police tweeted out a several photos of the man they say took four brass candlestick holders from St. Monica's Church on East 79th Street on Jan. 30.
Police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to the suspect who attacked and robbed a 73-year-old Navy veteran in the Bronx.
Police say the incident with the customer happened on Jan. 15 just after 4 p.m. at the Back Home Restaurant on East 169th Street in the Foxhurst section of the Bronx.
CBS2 has learned that a man arrested for allegedly ambushing a woman on her way to a prayer meeting is now a person of interest in the death of another woman.
Police sources say 31-year-old Lytee Knox-Hundley is in custody following the vicious assault of a 62-year-old man that was caught on video and posted to social media.
A linebacker on the Detroit Lions is facing up to seven years in prison having he assaulted a police officer in Queens, authorities said Saturday.
In one instance a 39-year-old woman on West 57th Street near 10th Avenue was punched in the face. In other incident, a newsstand employee who tried to stop the teens was punched as well.
Police released surveillance images of the suspects they say walked into the Bobby Deli on 18th Avenue in Bensonhurst, pulled out a gun, and demanded money from the clerk on Jan. 6.
While the NYPD is claiming that 2018 was one of the safest years in city history, New Year's Day has been marked by spate of violent crimes.
Despite a week-long stretch without a killing and the NYPD's repeated assurances that crime is down, some of the facts are not matching the city's narrative.
Authorities say the suspect stormed into Ken Mable Inc. on Flushing Avenue just before 6 p.m. on Friday.
Authorities say the 66-year-old victim was walking near 169th Street around 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning when he was jumped from behind by the three suspects.
The Morristown Police Department says a man ran off with a six-foot toy soldier that was festively displayed at the Morristown Green's Christmas festival.
The officer allegedly carried out a deadly scheme that was planned by the victim's own daughter.
One of the officers was killed in what investigators believe may have been a murder-suicide attempt, sparked by an ex-boyfriend.
Investigators say the man – identified as 22-year-old David Willis – started screaming at a subway car cleaner on a 5-train around noon on Thursday in Eastchester.
The thief arranged to pick up the cash at the senior's house. Home surveillance cameras even captured the 81-year-old appearing grateful to hand over the money.
The incident happened Monday afternoon as dozens of mourners were leaving a funeral at Bait El Maqdis Islamic Center on 63rd Street and Sixth Avenue in Sunset Park.
Authorities did not release any specific information about the incident, but said they are investigating an attack that was reported on Throop Avenue around 6 p.m. that night.
The Colts Neck home was set on fire just before Thanksgiving and police say the husband and father's older brother - Paul Caniero - is responsible for the deaths.
Authorities say the suspect walked into Tao Spa Bodywork in Flushing and demanded a refund Thursday night.
Police said Eric Ross Jr., of Delaware, shot owner Youben Joseph last Saturday at the dealership along Route 59.
