Hell's Kitchen

Police have arrested their third and final suspect in the deadly drugging and robberies case at gay bars in New York city. Melissa Colorado reports.

The suspect arrested faces charges including murder, identity theft and conspiracy.

In a terrifying Hell’s Kitchen attack, a man stabbed by a group of strangers. Now he’s sharing his story of what happened, and why police think it might have been a hate crime. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.

Jessica Cunnington reporting on the two men arrested in multiple drugging deaths.

Senior police officials said a second man is in custody for the death of John Umberger after turning himself into police. News 4’s Romney Smith reports.

One man is in custody, but police say two more are at large in connection the fatal drug overdoses of men partying at Hell’s Kitchen gay bars. News 4’s Ida Siegal reports.

Police are still seeking two other male suspects in the deaths of Julio Ramirez and John Umberger.

Police say two separate robbery crews have drugged and robbed over 40 people in Manhattan in recent months. Six people have been indicted in connection to the alleged acts, at least four of whom are in police custody. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.

Police say two separate robbery crews have drugged and robbed over 40 people in Manahttan in recent months. One of the crews is believed to be behind the the deaths of two gay men who were drugged and killed after visiting gay bars in Hell’s Kitchen.

The deaths of a social worker and a political consultant visiting from D.C., both of whom were robbed and killed after leaving Hell’s Kitchen gay bars, were determined by the medical examiner to be homicides. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.

Julio Ramirez and John Umberger were last seen alive leaving gay bars in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood last year.

The cause and manner of deaths of a beloved social worker and a political consultant visiting from Washington D.C. in separate incidents last year have been revealed.

The video shows the last-known sighting of a missing CUNY law student in the same area where his wallet turned up after he had gone missing. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.

New video shows the last known sighting of missing CUNY law student Jordan Taylor, spotted on surveillance camera in the same area where his wallet turned up more than three weeks ago.

Nyack native Jordan Taylor went for a haircut two weeks ago in Queens, and abruptly left the appointment mid-trim — he hasn’t been seen since, but police found his phone and wallet miles apart in different Manhattan neighborhoods.

Jordan Taylor, a CUNY law student, has been missing since Jan. 6, according to his family. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

A man working in a Hells Kitchen smoke shop was shot in the leg following an argument with a group of men outside the store Wednesday morning, police said. According to the NYPD, the incident took place just after midnight outside a smoke shop on 9th Avenue near 49th Street. The 32-year-old employee shot in the leg was taken to…

A man working in a Hell’s Kitchen smoke shop was shot following an argument with a group of men outside the store Wednesday morning, police said.

Multiple people have been fatally poisoned with narcotics in what investigators say were schemes by criminal crews to incapacitate and rob people at New York City bars and nightclubs. The killings — at least five, according to police — stretch back months and appear to be the work of different crews, operating independently from each other but using similar tactics,…

Police are getting a better look at the suspect believed to be responsible for a spate of attacks against a gay bar in Manhattan after the same person threw bricks the business’ front window — acts which are now being investigated as possible hate crimes.