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Suspect faces hate crime charges for violent outburst at Manhattan synagogue
A Bronx man faces federal hate crime charges for what prosecutors called the religious- and race-based assaults of a congregant and a security guard during Shabbat services at a Manhattan synagogue.
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Army veteran allegedly lit fire outside federal building in lower Manhattan, FBI says
A former servicemember in the U.S. Army and National Guard was taken into custody after allegedly setting off fireworks and lighting a fire in front of a federal office building in lower Manhattan that houses an immigration court and other government offices, an FBI official said. The suspect, identified as 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca, was in custody and being interviewed...
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‘Most-wanted' fugitive in ‘Lion King' boat rape nabbed off NY, NJ after 20 years on run
One of the most-wanted fugitives in Rhode Island who had spent more than 20 years running from law enforcement was caught off the coast of New York and New Jersey, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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New photos show inside 21st floor of buckling Manhattan high-rise
New photos shared by the Department of Buildings Wednesday offer the clearest look yet at the buckling 21st-floor beams of the under-construction Manhattan high-rise that triggered a huge emergency response and mass evacuations a day prior. The agency and the mayor’s office say the building remains stable, as the investigation continues. The pictures (below) showed multiple steel rods inserted...
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Millions expected to attend Knicks championship parade; NYPD deploying 10K cops
They’re planning for the biggest parade in New York City history. Not hundreds of thousands, but millions of people are expected to attend Thursday’s Knicks championship parade in lower Manhattan, the NYPD said Wednesday afternoon. Calling such volume a “rare operational challenge,” NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said she’s ordered the largest deployment of police — more than 10,000 officers —…
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Penn Station stabbing spree victim says he's ‘lucky to be alive'
One of the five people injured in a stabbing at New York’s Penn Station is sharing details from the bloody, shocking attack that took place Sunday night in the busy transit hub.
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5 hurt, one seriously, in NY Penn Station stabbing; 1 person in custody
Five people were injured following a stabbing in New York’s Penn Station, according to a law enforcement official.
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‘Like the Ninja Turtles': New video shows group enter NYC sewer via manhole in Queens
They climbed down like the Ninja Turtles, but a trio caught on video better resembles the Mario Bros.
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People seen climbing out of Brooklyn sewers pose no threat to public, NYPD says
Videos of men mysteriously emerging from New York City sewers drew the attention of police.
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NYPD clears park of ‘suspicious package' near Gracie Mansion
Police cleared out Carl Schurz Park on Tuesday afternoon during the investigation.
