More Windows Smashed On 7 Subway Line, Right After MTA Offers $10,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest
The 7 line subway window smasher that has caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage -- has struck again.
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The 7 line subway window smasher that has caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage -- has struck again.
Bodega and deli owners in the city told CBS2 crime has never before been this out of hand.
Two-thirds of uniformed officers below the rank of sergeant will shift to Sunday through Thursday or Tuesday through Saturday.
The NYPD's top cop is now putting more officers on the streets during the weekends.
Police said the incident happened on Aug. 17 at around 6 p.m. at the Ridgewood Flower Shop at 357 Saint Nicholas Ave.
Investigators said the suspect forced a 36-year-old woman in the an alley, pushed her to the ground then raped her.
New York City's deadly and violent weekend continued Sunday morning when police said at least 12 more people were shot since late Saturday night.
The NYPD released new video of a suspect in the shooting death of Priscilla Vasquez, a mother of three who was shot in the back of the head in The Bronx.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams says the violence is getting out of control.
More than 400 windows have been smashed in recent months, especially on the 7, 2, and 3 subway lines.
Surveillance video from police shows the man entered the store and walked behind the counter while displaying the knife.
A 29-year-old woman said a stranger grabbed her breast while she was standing on the sidewalk, according to police.
According to police, a gunman opened fire on someone in the area and unintentionally shot the woman in the leg.
As of this week, shootings are up 82 percent in the city, compared to the same time in 2019. Gun arrests are down 8 percent.
Surveillance video from the NYPD shows a man entered the store, walked behind the counter and took an iPad that was mounted as a cash register.
Police are looking for a man they say is linked to a series of three robberies in Manhattan.
The records include more than 300,000 complaints against over 81,000 NYPD officers.
Police said the victim was collecting cans when he was approached by a woman and two men, one of whom allegedly slashed the victim's face before they all ran away.
Police in Mercer County arrested 58 people from New York and New Jersey they said targeted Santander Banks.
It happened last month when the 65-year-old victim was crossing the intersection of Pitkin Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard in Ozone Park, according to police.
Crime tape was up around a Santender Bank on Nelson Avenue and Amboy Road. Police were called there after reports of an ATM robbery.
Police say there have been 21 hate crimes against Asian Americans reported since March. Seventeen of those led to arrests.
Weekend gun violence spilled into the workweek Monday when four men were shot in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.
The suspect allegedly punched the man twice, then fled the scene. Officials did not provide information on the victim's condition.
A Brooklyn man out celebrating a friend's birthday in the West Village this weekend was killed during a street fight.
