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Luckily, no one was injured in either robbery, authorities said.
One week after the Paris terror attacks Friday, New Yorkers said they were not about to be intimidated by the threat of terrorism.
Concerns and security questions persisted in New York City Thursday, in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris last week.
During a ceremony at City Hall, the mayor presented Certificates of Recognition to correction officer Daniel Leites and FDNY lieutenant Adam Vilagos for their acts of heroism.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton reiterated Thursday that the Islamic State video showing images of Times Square appears to have used old footage and there have been no new specific threats.
The New York Police Department greatly enhanced visible security in the city in the wake of a specific threat the against Times Square area.
The NYPD is searching for an unidentified suspect in connection to a robbery which occurred in a building in the Bronx on Sunday night.
One of the victims, a 17-year-old boy, told authorities the suspects shouted "You Jewish guys, we'll shoot you!" before they fled in a car.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and police Commissioner Bill Bratton said Wednesday night that New Yorkers will not be intimidated by a newly-released ISIS video that shows scenes of the city.
Bratton said on Wednesday thousands of officers would be on hand to patrol the parade route in Manhattan.
The aftermath of the Paris attacks has left New Yorkers on edge, and a growing number of 911 calls coming in from people concerned about their surroundings.
Latest year-to-date numbers from the NYPD Transit Bureau show an increase in robberies, felonies and grand larceny crimes from January to mid-November.
The NYPD has beefed up security and staffing, including at the French consulate, France's mission to the United Nations and Times Square.
The frightening images of innocent people killed while enjoying the evening at Paris cafes and restaurants have many people fearful of terror attacks happening here.
NYPD officers are standing guard outside the consulate on Fifth Avenue as hundreds have stopped at the mounting sidewalk shrine of flowers, hand-written notes and candles.
Surveillance video released by the NYPD shows the suspects throwing eggs and taunting the victim with death threats.
A man is in critical condition after being assaulted by a group of men and then stumbling into the street and getting hit by a passing car, according to police.
The NYPD is looking for a suspect involved in a series of robberies targeting three separate women in Brooklyn.
Fans going to the Giants-Patriots game at MetLife Stadium on Sunday can expect a heavy police presence.
On both sides of the street near the French Consulate, an outpouring of grief can be seen as dozens of flowers, candles and long hand written notes were places on the ground.
It began with two suicide bombers outside a soccer stadium. Other attackers sprayed cafes outside a concert hall with gunfire then stormed inside and opened fire on the audience. After police stormed the hall, they detonated explosive belts.
The NYPD increased security at all high-profile locations Friday evening, after 128 people were killed in six separate shootings and explosions in Paris.
Members of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association recently staged protests outside City Hall and Gracie Mansion, expressing their outrage over the proposed 1 percent raise.
The search continues for a man who police said attacked three women in three hours on the Lower East Side.
Investigators are trying to locate 42-year-old Dale Weston on charges of criminal possession of a firearm.
