Cold Case: Why A Bomb That Killed Two Cops in 1940 Remains a Source of Intrigue
“It’s the business,” one detective said to the other when he saw the dynamite. Soon it would explode
“It’s the business,” one detective said to the other when he saw the dynamite. Soon it would explode
Police are investigating a series of similar apartment break-ins, and they suspect the same person is behind them all
Many in the community are citing changing neighborhood demographics as a factor in the death of Saheed Vassell
[caption id="attachment_17829" align="aligncenter" width="927"] An apartment building on the Upper West side was on fire at around 6 p.m. on Friday night (Photo credit: Alexandria Bordas/NY City Lens)[/caption] A fire ripped through three floors of an apartment building situated on top of Jacob's Pickles restaurant on Amsterdam Avenue Friday night. The fire led to two building-wide evacuations, leaving residents and employees from the restaurant below standing on the sidewalk between 84th and 85th streets to watch as forces from the fire and police department navigated the scene. A couple walked hurriedly past the police line, dodging water puddles along the way, while
Eastchester Gardens residents believe the media doesn’t really see them
The battle with the FBI is over, but New York law enforcement also wants to unlock 175 cell phones.
Despite official assurances, there have been at least 14 such attacks in February alone, while slashings in 2016 are up 20 percent from a year ago
The conviction of an Asian American officer for killing a man in a dark stairwell stirred emotions in the community
A new neighborhood plan aims to rebuild trust between police and the community
About 5,200 school safety agents, a branch of the NYPD, patrol New York City’s public schools, making them one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the country. Critics say having so many agents in schools is setting kids up for jail.
It is a quiet residential town in Nassau County, but on Friday morning the town of Seaford served as a meeting place for thousands of police officers from New York City and Long Island, who came to pay their respects for NYPD officer Brian Moore.
At least 1,000 protesters marched to call for the end of police brutality and demand justice for Freddie Gray.
Police fatally shoot a man after he threatened patrons in a friendly watering hole in Queens.
Residents and businesses look back on an explosion that destroyed three buildings and killed two people.
New York cops tip their hats to Savannah Solis, who sent 200 thank you notes to officers after two cops were shot.