Sketch artists still nab bad guys with pencil, paper
There are only about 100 full-time forensic artists remaining in the United States, plying a throwback trade that relies on the skill of getting often-traumatized people to open up
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There are only about 100 full-time forensic artists remaining in the United States, plying a throwback trade that relies on the skill of getting often-traumatized people to open up
With highly sensitive noses, explosives-sniffing dogs have proved a better early warning system than anything engineers have come up with
Surveillance video shows NYPD officer shooting woman's dog in apartment building stairwell
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Ronell Wilson does not have the mental capacity to qualify for death row
Two suspects taken into custody; police returned fire on one of suspects, who was believed to have fired the gun in the incident
It was like a scene from the Wild West when the horse, named Gunny, was seen bolting down busy NYC streets
Staten Island hospital dispatched paramedics and treated Eric Garner as he died after being placed into a chokehold by police
Officials say gunfire broke out after suspect crashed his car into New York police vehicle
A report Tuesday revealed that the department has done good work setting new policy related to so-called stop-and-frisk searches, but establishing real change will be a difficult task
NYPD officer Peter Liang claimed he accidentally shot and killed Akai Gurley in 2014 after being startled by a noise in a stairwell
Federal guidelines require a warrant be routinely obtained to use the technology, but the rules don't apply to local law enforcement
Police announced the arrest of a man suspected in two recent slashing incidents in New York, but are searching for suspects in other similar incidents
Shooting happened less than five miles from where Mayor Bill de Blasio was delivering his State of the City speech
Prosecutors allege that the 11-year veteran had at least ten prostitutes working for him while he was still on the force
The "safety patrol" group, known for its red jackets and red berets, will patrol New York City subways following a string of slashing incidents
Man slashed in face on Harlem train platform was the 6th victim of a similar attack this year; more than one suspect arrested, yet attacks continue
Former teacher nearly decapitated, allegedly by his roommate, at East Harlem homeless shelter for men with mental health issues
This week, one man was indicted in the Bronx for cutting a woman there and another in Manhattan; an alleged subway slasher was also charged in Brooklyn
Police say that the suspect's attack on his 59-year-old neighbor was unprovoked
In each incident, police said the suspect approached the teller and demanded money and made off with anywhere from $1,000 to $4,000
Once inside the park with her, the suspects allegedly raped and physically assaulted the 33-year-old victim
NYPD commissioner says 25-year-old officer was shot on day of his fourth anniversary with police department
NYPD says supervising sergeant at the scene of Eric Garner's death on Staten Island in July 2014 is charged with failure to supervise
Police say 31-year-old man was pronounced dead and ER at Mount Sinai West Hospital was evacuated
Deal requires the NYPD to modify guidelines to prohibit investigations based on race, religion or ethnicity, civil rights lawyers say