The article discusses hearings in Luigi Mangione's trial for killing a CEO, focusing on the admissibility of evidence and peculiar details such as a suspicious wallet, a 911 call, Miranda rights issues, and a mistaken identity claim.

NYPD seeks info on a suspect who assaulted an MTA worker in the Bronx by throwing a bottle at him. The incident occurred on the BX36 bus route. Public assistance is requested.

A 64-year-old woman was injured by a stray bullet in Upper Manhattan; the suspect fled and is being sought by NYPD.

A New York woman, Stacey Taylor, has been charged with trafficking humans from Canada for profit, facing a mandatory minimum of five years per count if convicted.

The OSI is probing a fatal incident in Sullivan County involving an off-duty officer's vehicle and a pedestrian, stressing thoroughness and transparency.

A man from Far Rockaway faces gang assault and riot charges for his role in a violent incident at an illegal car meetup in Queens that left a homeowner and his wife injured.

Former DEA official Paul Campo and Robert Sensi were arrested for alleged ties with the Mexican CJNG cartel, involving drug trafficking and attempts to launder $12 million.

Gang leader Hugo "Juice" Rodriguez was sentenced to 15 years for crimes including murder and drug trafficking.

Hiram Carrero, 18, faces arson charges for setting a sleeping victim on fire in a NYC subway, resulting in severe injuries. He faces 7 to 40 years if convicted.

A taxi in Times Square got stuck on a manhole cover, with its front tires propped by a vent. The driver and passenger were unharmed, and the incident didn't cause an explosion or power outage.

A man in Bethpage, N.Y., Vito Dambrosio, was accused of killing his parents at their deli. He had history of violence and was estranged from the family.

Florida man Andrew Dykes was arrested for the murder of "Peaches," identified as Tanya Jackson, and her daughter Tatiana Dykes, unconnected to other Gilgo Beach killings.

Twelve Starbucks union workers were arrested at a protest at the Empire State Building for blocking access, amid an ongoing strike for better conditions.