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The mention of fireworks on Independence Day is always tough to hear for Kevin and Carol Golden, the Virginia parents whose son Connor lost part of his leg in a 2016 Central Park explosion. In the immediate aftermath of the blast, New York City authorities suggested the incident might have been related to a fireworks accident. But later it was…

There is currently a $40,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in the Central Park bombing case.

Prosecutors say a woman shoved in a violent unprovoked attack in Manhattan last month has been paralyzed after the suspect pushed her “with all his force into the moving subway car.” The altercation, which broke the 35-year-old’s spine, went down the morning of May 21 in an apparently wordless, random attack at the Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street station. Police…

The new charges will remain sealed until the suspect, Kamal Semrade, is arraigned. He has already been charged with attempted murder and assault for allegedly shoving a woman into a train at a Manhattan subway station.o

The man accused of violently shoving a woman into a moving subway train at a Manhattan station is facing new charges for the the incident that left a woman paralyzed.

Prosecutors revealed chilling details Wednesday as they outlined their attempted murder case against a Queens man whose alleged random shove of a woman into the side of a Manhattan subway last weekend left her paralyzed. Kamal Semrade, a 39-year-old with no prior record known to the Manhattan district attorney’s office, was remanded after his arraignment on the criminal complaint....

Police said the suspect arrested Tuesday morning, Kamal Semrade, is the same person seen in surveillance photos taken the morning of the attack inside the Upper East Side subway station. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

A 39-year-old Queens man has been arrested on attempted murder and assault charges for allegedly shoving a 35-year-old woman into a subway in Manhattan without provocation, leaving her critically injured, authorities say. Police said that Kamal Semrade had been arrested Tuesday morning, and was expected to face a judge later the same night. It wasn’t clear if he had...

The 13-year-old boy declared brain-dead after being shot in the head at a Staten Island playground Friday afternoon has died, the NYPD said Tuesday as it declared his case a homicide investigation. Sources sat a 17-year-old is now in custody in connection to the shooting death.

The 13-year-old boy declared brain-dead after being shot in the head at a Staten Island playground Friday afternoon has died, the NYPD said Tuesday as it declared his case a homicide investigation. Sources say a 17-year-old is now in custody. Details on the charges weren’t immediately clear, but investigators allege he is connected to the shooting that killed Jamoure...

Police are searching for a subway attacker who may have left a woman partially paralyzed from a shove into a train at an Upper East Side platform. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

Police are looking for a man who suddenly shoved a woman into a moving subway train and fracturing her spine. Marc Santia reports.

Police are looking for a man who randomly shoved a 35-year-old woman into a train at a Manhattan subway station with no provocation at all, leaving her with severe spinal and other injuries, authorities say. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.

Police are looking for a man who randomly shoved a 35-year-old woman into a train at a Manhattan subway station with no provocation at all, leaving her with severe spinal and other injuries, authorities say. According to the NYPD, the woman was walking on the southbound platform at the Lexington Avenue/63rd Street station in Manhattan after getting off the...

Police say that a 13-year-old boy shot on Staten Island has been declared brain dead by his doctors.

The 21-year-old accused of murdering a man inside a Harlem smoke shop was indicted for the gruesome execution-style slaying, according to the district attorney’s office, which prosecutors have said was his second killing within 30 hours.

Lawyers for the man accused of putting 30-year-old homeless man Jordan Neely in a chokehold, resulting in his death, released his identity after it was learned that a grand jury may decide if he will face charges. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.

Lawyers for the 24-year-old man at the center of the chokehold death of Jordan Neely on a Manhattan subway train said their client “never intended to harm” the 30-year-old homeless man, and “could not have foreseen his untimely death.”

News 4’s Rana Novini reports.

A Manhattan grand jury will hear the case of the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely to determine whether criminal charges will be brought against the 24-year-old accused of killing him this week, two sources familiar with the matter tell News 4. It wasn’t immediately clear Friday when the grand jury would be presented those details. The news comes amid…