Mother Turns In 13-Year-Old Son For Shooting At Hunts Point Playground
A 13-year-old faces attempted murder, assault and harassment charges after opening fire at a Bronx playground.
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A 13-year-old faces attempted murder, assault and harassment charges after opening fire at a Bronx playground.
The attempted abduction was captured on surveillance video, which police used to track down the suspect.
There has been an arrest in a frightening attempted abduction in the Bronx.
Stray bullets hit a second-floor apartment window and damaged a parked car.
Police said the alleged shooter goes by the nickname "Chulo." He is between 11 and 13 years old.
It took almost 170 firefighters to get the fire under control, but neighbors also rushed to the scene and helped get people out.
Investigators said it started as a fight over a phone charger before the victim was stabbed three times.
Police said the victim was attacked when she tried to stop a group of women from stealing a gel nail lamp.
A fight over a phone charger led to a student getting stabbed at a Bronx high school on Thursday.
More than a dozen people have been arrested, including several teens, in a spate of shootings, carjackings and robberies that terrorized the Bronx.
A new high school specializing in basketball has just opened in the Bronx, but the focus is educating students for jobs off the court.
Police said the suspect followed the 50-year-old woman into the building. He left when he failed to get into her apartment.
Two groups of gunmen allegedly faced off and opened fire on East 169th Street last month.
A preliminary investigation found the shooting could be related to an earlier dispute between two groups.
Just this week, three 16-year-old were shot and killed in separate incidents.
Investigators are searching for two suspects who got out of a vehicle and started shooting before driving away.
The Department of Education says they are working closely with the NYPD to investigate.
A surveillance camera captured the moment someone robbed John Valenti as he was checking his mail last week.
The suspects allegedly stole $30,000 cash, four gold chains and two Rolex watches.
Police said a pickup truck hit the woman, kept going and crashed into an unoccupied car.
Smoke and flames could be seen coming out of windows on the fifth floor.
Anyone who gets a shot can also get a free, seven-day MetroCard or round trip ticket on the Long Island Rail Road or Metro-North.
It calls for four new stations in the Bronx, as well as direct Metro-North service to Penn Station from the Bronx, Westchester and Connecticut.
Police say the same suspect is responsible for at least seven robberies between May and September, each time targeting vulnerable seniors.
A sanitation official told CBS2 that while the goal is always to donate confiscated food, the health department has to sign off on it as safe. Both agencies admit the Department of Health should have been called but was not.