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The 29-year-old was found stabbed in front of a 173rd Street building near Jamaica Avenue. Police have made no arrests.
Ismail Hossain hid in a back room fearing he'd be shot, as a customer strolled in unaware a robbery was underway.
One person was detained in Flatbush as ICE activity spread through Little Caribbean, Council Member Rita Joseph says.
A 36-year-old woman stepped between an argument at The Ranch and took a pool cue to the back, police say.
Police say an argument at a Prospect Avenue building turned violent before the attacker vanished on foot.
The Sept. 16 attack near Third Avenue and East 169th Street remains unsolved, and police are leaning on tipsters and bus cameras.
A two-wheeled device struck a guardrail near Macombs Dam Bridge, ejecting the rider. Police have made no arrests.
Leighton Jennings promised a 25-year-old woman housing and childcare, then took her prostitution earnings and beat her, prosecutors say.
USPS took four days to deliver cured meats to Six60One on Amsterdam Avenue — rats got there first, and the claim got denied.
The officer was rushed to a hospital after an attack near East 206th Street in Norwood. Police say the attack happened during a robbery attempt.
A federal jury sided with two Parks officers over a Manhattan yoga instructor who said she was slammed to the ground over an unleashed dog.
John Anderson's truck left Hawkins Avenue and struck a tree Friday morning; police say he suffered a medical emergency.
Mouhamet Kane was cuffed minutes after the crash near East 228th Street and White Plains Road, police say.
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