NYPD addresses chaos, arrests at Jordan Neely protests
The NYPD held a news conference Monday night to address arrests made at protests over the death of Jordan Neely.
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The NYPD held a news conference Monday night to address arrests made at protests over the death of Jordan Neely.
His dedication to helping young people goes above and beyond. CBS2's Cindy Hsu got a chance to spend the day with him in Queens.
The MTA said a train with approximately 450 passengers had to stop and was unable to proceed into the station for about an hour.
The MTA said a train carrying approximately 450 passengers had to stop and was unable to proceed into the station for about an hour, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
Police said the suspects jumped onto the tracks at the Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street station.
Video shows the suspect driving onto a sidewalk and crashing through an outdoor dining structure on April 19.
A man accused of striking two NYPD officers while driving away from a traffic stop in April was arrested Saturday.
Police said a passing car's side mirror struck the lieutenant in the head. The driver did not stop.
An NYPD lieutenant was hospitalized Saturday after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in Upper Manhattan.
Investigators said the man left with $5,000 worth of clothes.
Investigators said the suspect pushed the man, then hit him in the leg with a hammer and ran away.
Police said a passing car's side mirror struck the lieutenant in the head. The driver did not stop.
Protesters are calling for the arrest of the Marine veteran, identified by his attorney as Daniel Penny.
The plan could be implemented if border towns continue sending asylum seekers and hotel space runs out.
Patterson was shot during a botched robbery in 1990 and survived for more than 30 years in a vegetative-like state.
NYPD Det. Troy Patterson was laid to rest Friday, three decades after he was shot in the head in a botched robbery. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge was there as family, friends and members of the NYPD said goodbye.
A funeral was held Friday for NYPD Det. Troy Patterson, who spent more than three decades in a vegetative state after he was shot in the head during a botched robbery. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge spoke to loved ones who never stopped hoping he would regain consciousness.
Police were responding to reports of shots fired when they found the man with what appeared to be a rifle on the roof.
One person was taken into custody.
Patterson was shot while washing his car during an attempted robbery in 1990 in Brooklyn and survived in a vegetative-like state for 33 years.
Several buses carrying asylum seekers arrived at the facility this morning, as officials say they have reached their limit of new shelters.
Neely's death has been ruled a homicide after he was placed in a chokehold on the F train by a fellow passenger. CBS2's Zinnia Maldonado has the latest.
Patterson was shot during an attempted robbery while washing his car back in 1990 and lived for 33 years in a vegetative-like state. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has more on how he's being remembered.
The NYPD is saying farewell to one of their own, more than 30 years after a shooting left him in a vegetative state. CBS2's John Dias has the latest from Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Patterson survived in a vegetative state for more than 30 years after he was shot during a robbery attempt in 1990.
