NYPD Puts Women On Notice As Search For 'Well-Dressed Groper' Continues
The NYPD is out in force looking for the guy. The new image is the clearest picture we've seen of the man who has attacked at least four women since February.
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The NYPD is out in force looking for the guy. The new image is the clearest picture we've seen of the man who has attacked at least four women since February.
The suspect, identified by cops as 21-year-old Cornell Neilly, robbed two banks in April and May, police said.
A New York Civil Liberties Union analysis of police department data has found that as the number of police stops has risen dramatically, the number of weapons recovered has stayed practically the same.
Signs will be going up around the city saying, "Report domestic violence. Don't mind your own business."
Police said they tried to subdue the man with a Taser, but shot him after authorities said he wouldn't drop the knife.
Karl Vanderwoude walked out of court Monday morning after a Manhattan criminal court judge dismissed all the charges against him.
In March, a jury convicted Michael Pena of three counts of predatory sex assault, for possessing a weapon and three counts of criminal sex acts involving "touching."
It happened Friday just after 2:30 p.m. on the southbound platform of the East Burnside Avenue and Jerome Avenue No. 4 train station.
Karl Vanderwoude is expected to meet with Manhattan's District Attorney on Monday during which the charges against him for allegedly groping women are expected to be dropped.
Two children -- a brother and sister -- from the Brownsville section of Brooklyn have been found safe after they were announced missing on Saturday morning.
A report released Friday also found that the city's fire and police departments are not working together to prepare for the surge in 9/11 calls that would come with a massive crisis such as a terrorist attack.
The utility believes the manhole covers are being sold for scrap metal.
The two men, armed with switchblades, forced their way into a Jackson Heights apartment on March 9, police said.
Police found little Genesis Monge unconscious at a home on Steuben Street around 10:30 p.m. Monday night, officials said.
Nearly two dozen demonstrators arrested last year while protesting the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy have gone on trial.
A former New York City police officer who drunkenly wiped out a family with his car has been freed from prison after a decade behind bars.
A mother and father in the Bronx are desperately searching for their 13-year-old autistic son who has hasn't been seen since he left for school Tuesday morning.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is reporting a major surge in New York City subway crime. The agency said pick pockets and other thieves are bumping up the crime rate by more than 20 percent this year compared to last.
Michael Fantroy, 42, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after he allegedly struck Doris Gadpaille and left her in the street with a fractured face, injured hip and lacerations to the temple and hand, police said.
Police are looking for a man wanted for allegedly engaging in an act of public lewdness on a subway train while another is being sought for allegedly of taking an upskirt picture of a straphanger.
The suspect is seen on surveillance video around 1 a.m. wearing a ski mask and waving a semi-automatic handgun, police said.
The 26-year old Bible study leader said his life has been a nightmare since his arrest ten days ago.
The excavation of a Manhattan basement yielded no obvious human remains and little forensic evidence that would help solve the decades-long mystery of what happened to Etan Patz, a 6-year-old who vanished while walking to a bus stop 33 years ago.
As rain poured on SoHo FBI Agents and the NYPD packed up their equipment and concluded Sunday's search for the remains of Etan Patz. Patz disappeared on his way to catch a school bus thirty-three years ago.
On Saturday, sources reported that investigators discovered what they described as a suspicious stain on a concrete wall while tearing apart the basement. However, the FBI won't conform those reports, and said that Sunday will be a painstaking process.
