LES Residents Complain Of Police Horse Manure
Lower East Side residents have lodged complaints their streets and sidewalks are filthy with horse manure.
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Lower East Side residents have lodged complaints their streets and sidewalks are filthy with horse manure.
Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said overall costs for anti-terror projects have risen 44 percent. They include reinforcing bridges, tunnels and stations and electronic surveillance and fire ventilation projects.
Police are seeking the predator that has been terrorizing the women of Queens over the past six months. The suspect is believed to be responsible for three attacks, all out in the open, on the streets of Flushing.
You've probably seen it before: people standing in the street saving parking spaces. But in the East Village, one man's violent reaction nearly cost a woman her life.
Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with three sexual assaults in the Flushing and College Point section of Queens.
Interference and underground reception issues are among the things preventing many of the radios used by street cops from working in the subways.
A man claiming to be an exterminator is suspected of robbing five homes in the Coney Island area of Brooklyn.
In two separate attacks, police said, the suspect stole cell phones from his female victims and tried to sexually assault them.
A case involving a woman who claims she was raped by a police officer is in pre-trial hearings.
A rapist is on the loose in Brooklyn after a brazen daytime attack.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects wanted for a string of spa robberies in Manhattan.
One woman, tired of high prices, is taking cigarette making into her own hands.
The NYPD was ordered to hand over more than a decade's worth of internal reports on shootings that include details from witnesses and the officers' first-hand accounts.
601,055 "stop and frisks" were made by NYPD officers in 2010, an all-time high. The NYPD defended the number, saying that roughly ten percent of the stops resulted in arrests.
Meredith Vieira, Al Roker and Willie Geist were at Rockefeller Center when a man crossed the barricade and approached the trio. Vieira was heard on camera yelling "Jesus," while others said to "get out the way."
The NYPD wasn't initially consulted, so a plan to reconfigure and speed up the security screening process for the Statue of Liberty is now up in the air.
DNA evidence has linked a man wanted for two sexual assaults that occurred in The Bronx 10 years apart.
An elderly man has become a crime victim for the first time in his life. He was mugged inside his own building last Thursday. The thief made off with some cash, but police caught the robber on camera.
A full-scale manhunt was on late Friday night for a suspect wanted for killing three people. A day-long stabbing spree started early in the morning in Sheepshead Bay and included a carjacking and a hit and run.
The NYPD is planning to outfit all its new cars with a state-of-the-art siren, dubbed "The Rumbler." The system uses woofers to emit powerful bass sound along with a screeching siren.
The Drug Policy Alliance says figures released show the New York City Police Department arrested 50,383 people in 2010 for low-level marijuana offenses.
The issue centers on so-called "noncharitable athletic parades" with registration fees. The NYPD is thinking about charging the full cost for such work as controlling traffic and shutting down streets.
Police and fire unions have joined forces to combat what they call Mayor Michael Bloomberg's "campaign of misinformation."
Director Kevin Smith joined Boomer & Carton on Wednesday morning to extend an invitation to all NYPD members for the screening of his new movie, Red State.
