Thirty-five fewer people have been murdered in the city compared to this day last year
Bahi, 40, who worked in the city’s Community Affairs Unit, was arrested Tuesday, is accused of telling witnesses to lie to federal agents.
Trevor Nurse, 40, and Diamond Mintor, 34, were taken into custody and charged with second degree gang assault.
Brian Cordasco will accept a plea offer, say prosecutors, in scheme involving payments to expedite fire safety inspections.
The head of Brooklyn Patrol North said the FATS system formerly used to train cops would help civilians walk in their shoes.
The NYPD says so far there have been no credible threats in the city, though concerns remain about a "lone wolf" attacker.
On Sept. 16, Cordasco and Anthony Saccavino were both charged with bribery, corruption and false statements offenses.
The woman suffered a slash wound to the torso, police said.
The victim was approached from behind and was struck with an unknown metal object in the back.
The baby was discovered around 10 a.m. inside Sophie’s Cuban Cuisine.
The then 22-year-old was thought to have been one of two men who had tried to rob the Harlem gambling den.
Authorities seized her phone at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Kendell Felix, 37, is accused of allegedly accepting a $3,000 bribe in exchange for providing contraband.
Brian Frett, 39, was arrested within the confines of the 77th Precinct.
The incident happened on East 20th Street and Third Avenue in Gramercy.
The city's Department of Investigation is handling the probe on Anthony Miranda.
Raymond Kwok, of Manhattan, is facing assault and criminal possession of a weapon charges, police announced Tuesday.
The victim fell out of the truck and was run over by the vehicle's front and rear wheels.
A 29-year-old man was walking down the stairs and bumped into the suspect, who brandished a knife.
The settlement marks the latest victory in New York State Attorney General James’ ongoing crackdown on exploitative employers.
Combs was denied bail following an appeal hearing in a Manhattan court Wednesday.
The vicitim was found with the fatal gunshot in an eighth-floor hallway inside the building, police said.
New York State Police considered Ali "armed and dangerous."
More than 110 pounds of crystal meth, worth about $600,000, were seized following an investigation, authorities said.
Combs is facing racketeering and sex trafficking charges following his arrest Monday night in Manhattan.
The NYPD rolled out surveillance technology to help rescue drowning swimmers — but hasn’t said yet whether inflatable rafts got deployed.
"What happens here stays with us,” Wilson told her colleagues after she found out someone told DOE about the trips.
It was not clear how the two suspects got onto the empty train and how they manage to operate it.
Weinstein faced a fresh allegation of sexual misconduct on Wednesday, as he awaits a retrial for his overturned 2020 New York conviction.
Police are still trying to determine if the victim knew the gunmen.
Combs created "a criminal enterprise whose members and associates engaged in" various crimes, such as "sex trafficking and forced labor."
The arrest is the latest in a string of legal troubles for the embattled rapper who has faced a federal probe and sexual assault lawsuits.
Zornberg has been in her position since July 2023.
NYPD data shows the number of shooting victims is up, 302 so far this year, compared to 285 at the same time last year.
Two New York City Police officers were injured and sidelined after trying to get illegal two-wheeled vehicles off Staten Island streets.
Before the arrest, Mayor Eric Adams offered up a $1,000 reward for any information leading to the driver.
Retired chiefs Brian Cordasco and Anthony Saccavino have been charged with bribery, corruption and false statements offenses.
Known as “tusi,” the pink cocaine was found to contain ketamine and MDMA, according to authorities.
Jose Lopez, 37, was being treated at NYC Health and Hospitals/Lincoln in police custody, when he fled on foot out of the building.
Pedicabs lined up outside Grand Central, but within minutes, the NYPD dismantled more than two dozen of them.