NYPD Investigating Dozens Of Shootings During What Was An Extremely Violent Weekend
Fear is growing in neighborhoods across New York City as gun violence climbs.
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Fear is growing in neighborhoods across New York City as gun violence climbs.
According to the NYPD, a suspect went into the store with a knife and demanded money from the cash register.
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The shooting happened about 10:30 a.m. on the southbound platform of the 4, 5 and 6 trains.
Officers said they found a 36-year-old man unconscious on the ground on Christopher Street near Seventh Avenue.
The suspect allegedly got inside through a back door, then opened the cash register and another locked drawer and took $600.
Five people were shot, including a man who later died, in a pair of overnight shootings in Harlem.
Authorities said the criminals pulled the machine from a wall, leaving behind thousands of dollars in damage.
A 50-year-old man was riding through a courtyard, according to police, and was shot in his shoulder and upper back.
At least one suspect was taken into custody and the NYPD was searching a crime scene that is spread out over more than 10 blocks.
Adones Betances, 22, has been charged with murder and manslaughter. Police sources said they believe the motive was some kind of dispute over the victim's girlfriend.
It happened in broad daylight while the child was walking with her mother near Edison Street and Bryant Avenue.
New video shows a Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus turned into an unsocially distanced party, and now the transit agency and the NYPD are investigating.
Harlem residents say illegally parked cars are putting them at risk and it's members of the NYPD who are putting them there.
The department released a video saying police had to reposition and call for backup as objects were thrown their way from a large crowd.
Drivers of for-hire vehicles in the city are being warned that an armed man is targeting them.
The suspect got into the cab, then pointed a razor blade at the 65-year-old driver's neck and demanded money, according to police.
Officers said they found a 36-year-old man on the pavement, unconscious and with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
Police are trying to identify the man suspected of robbing a woman on a Brooklyn subway.
Twenty-eight-year-old Derrick Ingram is accused of shouting into a bullhorn that was aimed at a police officer's ear during a June protest.
The man went up to the counter at Munchiez candy store on Lenox Road, pulled out a black firearm, pointed it at the clerk and demanded cigarettes, according to police.
Police said the man got out of a black four-door sedan, fired three rounds from a handgun, got back into the car through a passenger door and fled.
According to police, a 24-year-old man was sitting on a bench when someone approached him from behind and started punching him in the face repeatedly.
Officers knew Ricky Bellevue had a mental illness that his family said, after this, got much worse.
Call it the long blue wall of opposition. New York City police unions, joined by MTA cops, Port Authority cops, court officers, even detective investigators assigned to a district attorney's office, are filing suit to overturn the city's chokehold law.
