Police: Suspect Damon Bailey Robbed Bank 10 Minutes Before Shooting Man In Union Square Subway Station
The suspect was believed to have robbed a Chase bank, and was tracked down on an R train with three loaded handguns and mounds of cash.
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The suspect was believed to have robbed a Chase bank, and was tracked down on an R train with three loaded handguns and mounds of cash.
A subway shooting in Manhattan on Monday afternoon left one man injured and a train full of passengers shocked.
Video showed the suspect riding a skateboard and throwing gray paint onto the statue.
A farewell ceremony was held in Brooklyn for a statue of George Floyd that stood in Flatbush since Juneteenth.
Police say a 44-year-old man got into an argument with the teen, who then stabbed the man in the neck with an unknown cutting instrument.
The attack happened just a day after another rider was slashed as the same station.
The victim was taken to a local hospital and is expected to be OK.
The victims were slashed in a 12-minute span on 4 and 6 trains Friday morning, according to police.
Leaders from Black Lives Matter Greater NY told the crowd the conviction came about because of the relentless protests and pressure of everyday people who would not give up.
All across the city people have been coming together, holding rallies to show their support for the Asian community.
In New York, the NYPD commissioner says so far this year, there have been 10 suspected anti-Asian hate crimes, but he and the mayor believe that number is higher because many go unreported.
Police characterized the attack, which was captured on shocking surveillance video, as attempted murder.
The penthouse belongs to a holding company owned by New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin. He was not living there at the time.
Sources tell CBS2 the driver surrendered to police Friday and was questioned but was released without charges.
A crowd grew in Union Square on Tuesday, joined in anger and in grief over the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin.
Doctors and nurses from Mount Sinai Hospital held hands and chanted against police brutality in the middle of 14th Street.
It was another night of mayhem on the streets of the Big Apple.
Demonstrators clashed with officers and torched NYPD vehicles as they called for an end to police brutality after the death of George Floyd.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city will launch an independent review of everything that took place Friday night.
Protesters shut down traffic in Lower Manhattan, despite hundreds of NYPD officers trying to keep them on the sidewalks.
Charges include assault of a police officer, criminal possession of a weapon and civil disobedience.
Fortunately, the victim was not struck by a train.
A nearby car was also hit.
Surveillance video shows the suspect approach the victim on the southbound R train platform. He walks up behind her and grabs her private area.
The MTA says all service in Manhattan through Broadway Junction in Brooklyn will be suspended.
