Once The Weekend Rolls Around, It Seems The Party Doesn't Stop In Washington Square Park, To The Concern Of Many
Greenwich Village residents say parties in the park are getting out of hand and leaving the area trashed on weekends.
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Greenwich Village residents say parties in the park are getting out of hand and leaving the area trashed on weekends.
The mob allegedly kicked Borgen, beat him with crutches and pepper sprayed him.
Police say he grabbed a 28-year-old woman's chest as she was walking down the stairs at the Second Avenue and East Houston Street stop.
Police said the suspect walked up behind the 23-year-old woman, put his hand over her mouth, shoved her to the ground and tried to grope her.
The attack happened just a day after another rider was slashed as the same station.
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Revell allegedly punched a 48-year-old Asian man several times, bit his hand, and yelled "Go back to your country!"
Gaze up, look around, and you'll see somethings missing along the canopy.
Police said the victim was slashed in the arm after an argument with two suspects.
The incident happened just before 10 a.m. at the corner of 43rd Street and 11th Avenue and is being investigated as a possible bias assault.
Police say a 31-year-old man had a medical episode and fell on the tracks as a train was approaching.
Police are trying to track down a woman accused of punching a 71-year-old woman last month at a subway station in Manhattan.
A Manhattan man was attacked after he says he tried telling illegal bike riders they were wrong for riding in a park.
Inside the 7-Eleven near 37th Street and Eighth Avenue, by a table with bananas, is where a store clerk says a man was shot Saturday night.
Police took four teens into custody Friday, but police sources told CBS2 one was released after questioning. New video shows a fifth person connected to the slashings.
The victims were slashed in a 12-minute span on 4 and 6 trains Friday morning, according to police.
The man accused in last weekend's Times Square shooting that wounded three people, including a child, appeared in a Florida courtroom on Thursday.
According to police, the victim and his family were visiting from Ecuador. Police believe the attack was unprovoked.
Police say he first struck on April 30, and then again Tuesday.
Investigators said the situation began around midnight when a Toyota Camry was stolen by force at West 31st Street and Broadway.
Police said the suspect walked up to the 50-year-old victim and stabbed him in the arm with a fork.
Police say the owner got into the car and smell smoke. Moments after she got out, it burst into flames.
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Police said a 23-year-old woman was leaving the station when a man approached her from behind, punched her in the side of the head and stole her backpack.