Cops: Several Injured After Driver Crashes Into Multiple Vehicles In Harlem
Police say the suspect was driving recklessly on West 135th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard on Monday morning.
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Police say the suspect was driving recklessly on West 135th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard on Monday morning.
In an exclusive interview with CBS2, the 28-year-old victim said her attacker followed her onto an elevator at her building near West 138th Street.
Police say a young woman was stalked and groped by a stranger who followed her into an elevator in Harlem.
At least seven people were taken to Harlem hospital, where they were treated and released for neck and back pain.
Police said the driver who caused the crash fled the scene on foot.
Police said around 5:45 p.m. Thursday, a 66-year-old victim was approached from behind on West 114th Street and then slashed on the left side of his face by a stranger.
Authorities say the man followed a 22-year-old woman into a building and tried to pull her pants down.
Police said 22-year-old Antonio Staton took Alandria Clark's nearly 2-year-old son and then abandoned him blocks away Thursday morning.
Alandria Clark's nearly 2-year-old son Devine, nicknamed DJ, was found alone outside a brownstone on West 132nd Street around 11 a.m. Thursday.
Behind a bandage is a painful gash that now runs deep along the Bronx mother's temple, just centimeters from her eye.
Sources tell CBS2 the man is an ex-boyfriend of the child's mother, and he abandoned the boy to get back at her after an argument.
Police said the woman can be seen walking by the suspect on 125th Street Monday night when seconds later, he turns around and slashes her on the face.
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It happened shortly after 2 p.m. Friday at Pee Dee Steak House on West 125th Street.
Now home from the hospital, he's left with a deep knife wound in his neck, scratches on his arms and a fear of going back to work.
Thousands lined up along 5th Avenue as funeral services for FDNY veteran Lt. Michael Davidson were held at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan.
The 37-year-old husband and father of four young children died last week while battling a blaze at a building in Harlem.
Police say the building next to the demolition of the site where firefighter Michael Davidson was killed has been targeted by criminals.
Police say a 28-year-old man brandished a knife and advanced toward officers who were responding to a 911 call.
It happened shortly before 8:30 p.m. inside the supermarket at Lenox Avenue and West 125th Street.
Firefighter Michael R. Davidson of Engine Company 69 died at Harlem Hospital after being pulled from the burning unoccupied building on Saint Nicholas Avenue near 148th Street.
FDNY officials identified the firefighter as 37-year-old Michael R. Davidson, a 15-year department veteran.
It happened Monday in the stairwell of a building on West 113th Street between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and 7th Avenue.
A 30-year-old man riding in a Mercedes that crashed into a double parked box truck on 129th Street and Frederick Douglas Boulevard has died.
Police were investigating late Sunday after a woman suspected of violating an order of protection fell from a five story window to her death in Harlem.
