Ex-NYPD officer Michael McMahon sentenced to 18 months for acting as an illegal agent for China and stalked a U.S. resident as part of "Operation Fox Hunt."

Malcolm Anglin faces second-degree murder charges for a fatal road rage incident in May, where he allegedly used his vehicle to fatally assault Thomas McDade in Breezy Point after an argument.

Miriam Yarimi is being arraigned for a Brooklyn crash that killed Natasha Saada and her two daughters. She faces manslaughter charges and had numerous traffic violations. The case highlights serious road safety issues.

Man stabbed near NY Public Library; assailant fled scene and remains at large. Another man was critically injured in a separate incident near Bryant Park. Police are investigating both cases.

Bronx man Ralph Wallace indicted for violent sex trafficking involving multiple women; includes abuse and coercion tactics. He faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years if convicted.

Individuals posing as utility workers excavated into a Brooklyn sewer, leading to their arrest by NYPD on charges including burglary and possession of burglar tools. The motive for their actions is unclear.

A man in a stolen vehicle crashed into parked cars in the Bronx, injuring two and causing damage. The suspect, Angel Colon, was apprehended and faces charges.

The Legal Aid Society filed a motion to stop the NYPD from arresting individuals for minor offenses that should only warrant tickets, questioning the constitutionality of the practice and citing recent deaths in custody as a serious concern.

NY Attorney General's Office investigates a civilian death in Queens involving NYPD officers, relating to an incident with an individual wielding a knife.

NYPD seeks help to catch robbers in the Bronx, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to an arrest. The suspects, armed with firearms, have been robbing victims in the 42nd and 48th Precincts.

NYPD seeks four suspects for an assault and robbery in Brooklyn on April 8th; a reward is offered for information.

A Canastota man, Andrew Snyder, got a 5-year sentence for drug conspiracy and firearms offenses. He distributed meth and heroin/fentanyl and illegally possessed guns.

The NY Attorney General concluded that an NYPD officer was justified in fatally shooting Pedro Felix, as he posed an immediate threat. No charges will be pursued.