NYPD: Shopping cart set on fire on subway platform
Investigators said it happened on a southbound 6 train platform in the Bronx.
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Investigators said it happened on a southbound 6 train platform in the Bronx.
Investigators say the cart was set on fire on the southbound 6 train platform.
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The fire started in the 1800 block of Archer Street in the Parkchester section around 5:20 p.m. Tuesday.
Tuesday, local and community leaders gathered to denounce the incidents, saying it's part of an alarming trend.
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A child was rescued and several residents were hurt during a fire in the Bronx on Monday.
Police say they assaulted several workers at a convenience store, then stole cellphones and money from the cash register.
The video from Feb. 6 shows two men outside a deli on East Tremont Avenue near Southern Boulevard.
Surveillance video shows the men arguing outside a deli.
Police say the woman took a man's cellphone, then hit him in the face with it.
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Investigators say the men pretended to be police officers with a search warrant to enter an apartment near Summit Avenue and West 164th Street in the Grand Concourse section on Jan. 2.
The driver of the car the victim was in drove him to the hospital.
At least one suspect was caught in the act on Westchester Avenue, police said.
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Police said one of the men fired a handgun a number of times and struck the teen's right hand.
Seventeen people, including eight children, died in the fire.
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