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2 Dead in Separate Overnight NYC Stabbings: Police
A bloody night in New York City resulted in the deaths of two men in separate assaults around midnight, with suspects in one of the attacks still on the run. Police said the first stabbing left a 58-year-old homeless man dead on Horace Harding Expressway in Queens. Curtis Rippe was involved in a dispute with two men before he was…
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65-Year-Old Woman Breaks Both Wrists in Random Greenwich Village Attack
Police are looking for a man they say apparently randomly attacked a 65-year-old woman in Greenwich Village Sunday evening, shoving her to the ground in a busy plaza area and breaking both her wrists in the process, authorities said. The woman was standing in front of 60 E. 8th St., by Georgetown Plaza, around 8:30 p.m. Sunday when the stranger…
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Stranger Shoves 65-Year-Old Woman to Ground, Breaking Both Wrists
The woman was standing on Eighth Street by the busy Georgetown Plaza Sunday evening when the stranger attacked, police say.
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Headless Woman Found in Shopping Cart at Brooklyn Intersection
A woman’s body — one missing a head, arms and legs — was found in a garbage bag in a shopping cart at a Brooklyn intersection early Thursday, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the case says.
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Doctor Called Anti-Gay Slur, Then Beaten From Behind in NYC Attack That Broke His Jaw
A brutal 3 a.m. beating sent a 29-year-old doctor to the hospital where he underwent emergency surgery to fix a broken jaw. Detectives in New York City want to know if the seemingly random attack Saturday morning was motivated by hate. “He called me a ——- and then half a block later, he came from behind and kicked and punched…
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NYC Doctor Left With Broken Jaw in Possible Bias Attack
NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Your Guide to Pride Weekend in NYC
After a subdued 2020, this year’s NYC Pride March and street festival are scheduled to take place Sunday — with people taking to the streets of the Big Apple in celebration, although it won’t be the grand scale of years pre-pandemic. Every June, Pride Month commemorates the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan — a “tipping point for the Gay Liberation…
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NYC Pride Co-Chair on Pandemic Planning, Calls for Change
There’s a new co-chair that is the leading organizer of all pride events in the city.
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The Stonewall Inn: How a 1969 Uprising Made an NYC Bar a Landmark
Fifty-two years ago, the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village was an underground gay bar where a police raid sparked a rebellion that fueled the modern LGBTQ rights movement.
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What Was the Stonewall Uprising?
New York City’s Stonewall Inn was the site of a six day protest in 1969 against police harassment and discrimination against the LGBTQ community. It is remembered today as being a turning-point in the movement for acceptance and equality.
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NYC Institutes New Curfew at Washington Square Park Over ‘Disorderly Behavior'
With a few minutes left to go before 10 p.m., police on Sunday had already barricaded off most of Washington Square Park. It’s a sight New Yorkers will see more often as the city institutes a new nightly curfew at the park. City officials confirmed over the weekend that the NYPD would be closing Washington Square Park two hours...
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NYC Institutes New Curfew at Washington Square Park
After weeks of complaints from neighbors around the park, New York City will now close Washington Square Park two hours early on weekend night. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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2 Men Wanted for Slashing Victim With Knife, Scissors in NYC Attack
Police have released a surveillance image of two men wanted by authorities for attacking a 53-year-old man in Greenwich Village last week. The men are suspected of slashing the victim with a knife and pair of scissors, police said Sunday. The victim was attacked late Thursday night, around 11:20 p.m., on Sixth Avenue. Police said the two men used the…
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Sucker-Punch Victim Says Maskless NYPD Officers Stopped Her From Identifying Attacker
Sam Fox left her Manhattan apartment Thursday for one of her regular evening walks when an unidentified man sucker punched her in the face. 10 stitches and a large bruise later, she left the hospital ready to identify her attacker. But looking at mugshots with police wouldn’t be as straightforward as she initially expected, she later found out. In a…
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Famed Manhattan Piano Bar Reopens for First Time Since Beginning of Pandemic
On a cold December night, the sound of music warmed up the inside of a Greenwich Village institution that has been silent since March
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Famed NYC Piano Bar Reopens as Second Shutdown Looms
Marie’s Crisis, a famed West Village piano bar, reopened for the first time since March. On the same day, Gov. Andrew Cuomo threatened to close indoor dining in NYC. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.
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Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes Into Landmark NYC Arch; NYPD Officer Injured
An intoxicated driver slammed into Washington Square Park’s landmark marble arch on Sunday, injuring a police officer who was parked there to protect it, police said. A Nissan Altima driven by 25-year-old Jeremy Molina, of Queens, crashed into the arch at the northern entrance to the Greenwich Village park shortly before 1:30 a.m., a police spokesperson said. The Nissan...
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Alleged Drunken Driver Slams Into Greenwich Village Restaurant's Outdoor Dining Area
The was exiting a parking garage when it went right through the restaurant’s outdoor eating area along the street, coming to a halt just before hitting the building itself. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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Dine ‘N Crash: Alleged Drunken Driver Smashes Into Greenwich Village Outdoor Dining Area
The car came bursting out of a garage, narrowly missing three pedestrians before jetting across the street and barreling through an outdoor dining setup, and coming to a halt just a few feet away from slamming into the front of the restaurant itself
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NYPD Says Over 10 Arrested During Second Day of Election Protests
NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.