A Bronx Parks supervisor is accused in a civil suit of exposing himself and masturbating to a temporary Park Opportunity Program worker; the plaintiff recorded one encounter and is seeking damages.

Investigators say the June 19 fire that gutted the landmark South Bushwick Reformed Church is now being examined as a possible arson. Congregants have launched fundraising and the city has ordered the site vacated.

A Post reporter had two obstructed‑plate summonses tossed at a Coney Island DMV hearing after a Bay Ridge stop; the 68th Precinct says the tickets were improper.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 35-year-old passenger was punched and robbed on a southbound 5 train at 174 Street; tips may be eligible for a reward.

A Yonkers rookie officer helped take into custody a woman witnesses say was chasing people while pointing a gun; the suspect was charged with criminal possession of a weapon.

A 7-year-old was pulled from a Throggs Neck pool and taken to Jacobi; authorities say he is expected to survive.

Four people attacked and slashed a 43-year-old man near Villa Avenue and East 204th Street on June 15. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

A man's decaying body was discovered inside a Mariner's Harbor home; the NYPD and the Medical Examiner are investigating. Reports differ on the exact address.

Grant Terrace's board sued to evict a man it calls a criminal squatter after a violent hallway attack and a late‑June SWAT arrest.

A suspect is wanted after two attacks on elderly women in East Flatbush last week; police say one woman was shoved and another had her purse snatched. Investigators are asking for any tips or video.

A June 12 letter published by the New York Post quotes Peter Braunstein promising violence if freed, a development prosecutors will likely use in the parole fight.

Police say a 67-year-old woman was slapped near 43rd Street and 47th Avenue on June 23. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

David Mosley pleaded guilty in Bronx Supreme Court to aggravated cruelty to animals after graphic images of a cat’s death circulated online. Prosecutors say he faces up to two years and was remanded to Rikers.