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A mother whose child was yanked from her arms at the hands of NYPD officers in Brooklyn has been awarded a $625,000 settlement from the city

An ex-con was arrested after walking into a government building in Brooklyn with a gun, ammo and a very creepy clown mask, police said

A mother whose toddler was yanked from her arms by New York police in a widely seen online video has sued the city

A New York mother who had her toddler yanked from her arms by police in a widely seen video on social media has gotten a public apology.

A mother who had her toddler yanked from her arms by New York police in a widely seen video said in an interview published Sunday that she went into “defense mode.”

The two suspended peace officers at the center of the viral video showing a tussle with a mom holding her toddler in a social services office claim the mother instigated. Michael George reports.

New York City’s social services commissioner says he’s suspended two peace officers without pay for 30 days for the physical altercation in which police officers were seen tugging a toddler son from his mother’s arms inside a social services office.

A mother jailed after police violently pulled her toddler son from her arms in a videotaped encounter in the crowded waiting room of a New York City social services office has agreed to do community service to resolve a separate New Jersey legal case.

A 63-year-old production crew member was struck and killed by an SUV as he was setting up cones for a film shoot in Brooklyn early Monday, authorities say.

A disturbing video shows a group of police officers trying to pull a 1-year-old child from the arms of his mother, who is on the floor of a social services office in Brooklyn.

A 2-year-old girl fell out a third-floor window in Brooklyn earlier this week, bouncing off a weight loss center awning before landing on the street, authorities say.

The city’s Health Department has officially opened five public “lactation pods” — one in each borough — for nursing moms.

When a code silver was called during the shooting rampage at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital last Friday, doctors, nurses and staff were shocked — but not unprepared.

One of the doctors wounded in last Friday’s rampage shooting at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital vividly recalls the moment the “angry” gunman, dressed in black boots and a white lab coat, stormed the room and began firing.

Days after a former doctor opened fire at a hospital in the Bronx, one doctor injured in the shooting was released from the hospital as the condition of five other victims was upgraded. Marc Santia reports.

The six surviving staffers of Friday’s rampage shooting at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital all suffered “horrendous injuries,” including assault rifle wounds to the head and neck, but their conditions are improving and one of them was discharged Monday, officials said.

A former doctor was fired by the city from his position as a case worker just days before he entered a hospital with an assault rifle and opened fire, killing one physician and injuring six other people, sources tell NBC 4 New York.

Some needy immigrants in the tri-state area are giving up free food from the government and charitable groups, saying they’d rather risk hunger than deportation.

Taxpayers are paying more than $1,000 a month for this apartment, the I-Team found.