Thomas Saxton arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot up Queens children's hospital
A Long Island man is under arrest after police say he threatened to shoot up a children's hospital in Queens; CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.
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A Long Island man is under arrest after police say he threatened to shoot up a children's hospital in Queens; CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.
Police say they assaulted several workers at a convenience store, then stole cellphones and money from the cash register.
The man allegedly had several ghost guns and ammunition in his car and home in Nassau County.
The NYPD is searching for a suspect who investigators said stabbed a rider on the L train Thursday afternoon. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
Surveillance video shows the men arguing outside a deli.
This comes as the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force investigates multiple incidents across Brooklyn and Queens.
Chinatown residents came together to clean up a memorial for the woman stabbed to death on Sunday after it was vandalized early Wednesday morning.
CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest on this developing story.
Jim Smith reports from Chopper 2.
Police are searching for three men they say attacked a woman while she had two children in the car. (Credit: NYPD)
A 37-year-old man is in critical condition after police say he was pushed and robbed Monday in Queens. (Credit: NYPD)
Police say the woman took a man's cellphone, then hit him in the face with it.
Police say the suspects broke into a home where a mother was asleep with her young son, then punched the woman in the face and locked them in a bathroom.
The community wants everyone to hear them loud and clear, something needs to change.
The mayor said the suspect is the poster child for bail reform, given he had three open cases, including assault and possession of stolen property.
Police said Nash stalked and followed Lee to her sixth floor apartment on Chrystie Street and stabbed her to death early Sunday morning.
Police are looking for a second suspect after a Bronx baby shower turned deadly.
The 40-year-old was randomly pushed in front of an oncoming train on Jan. 15 in Times Square.
The Anti-Defamation League partnered with the NYPD to offer a reward of up to $5,000, leading to an arrest and conviction of the suspects.
The woman was taken to the hospital and treated for a swollen lip and cuts to her mouth.
Police said the suspect threw liquid from a coffee cup at a 67-year-old man. Then, they boarded the same train and started arguing.
The off-duty officer, who was shot in the foot, is expected to make a full recovery.
Police said the 40-year-old victim was shot in the leg while coming to aid his daughter who was fighting with her boyfriend.
At least one suspect was caught in the act on Westchester Avenue, police said.
The case brought national attention to the rising number of anti-Asian attacks in New York City and around the country.
