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Gunman Linked to 3 NYC Shootings Now in Custody
Police had been searching for Sundance Oliver after linking him to three NYC shootings, two of them deadly, within a 16-hour period. Here’s the latest on the investigation.
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17-Year-Old Girl Among 2 Dead in NYC Shooting Spree; Felon Cuffed After Manhunt
Authorities have a convicted felon in custody in connection with a series of New York City shootings that killed two people — including a 17-year-old girl — and wounded a third in less than 16 hours, prompting an all-out manhunt that had helicopters whirring over Brooklyn overnight, two officials and sources with knowledge of the case said Tuesday. Suspect Sundance…
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Massive Manhunt Underway in NYC for Suspect in 3 Shootings, 2 Fatal
Cops believe Sundance Oliver shot 3 people in NYC Monday, 2 of them fatally – and they are combing the city for him. Romney Smith reports.
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NYC Manhunt Underway for Gunman in 3 Shootings Monday, 2 Deadly
BREAKING UPDATE: Suspected NYC Gunman Sundance Oliver in Custody After Manhunt A massive manhunt is underway in New York City Tuesday morning for a man who cops say shot three different people across the city in less than 16 hours, killing two of them. The suspect, Sundance Oliver, is considered armed and extremely dangerous. Police say the two people he…
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Gunman Wanted in Separate NYC Shootings, 1 Deadly, Just Hours Apart
NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Gunman Sought in 2 NYC Shootings, Killing 1 and Injuring 96-Year-Old at Bus Stop: NYPD
A 96-year-old man in a wheelchair was struck by an errant bullet at a Brooklyn bus stop, and the suspect believed to be responsible for the gunfire is also wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in Manhattan just hours later, police said.
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96-Year-Old Struck by Errant Bullet at Brooklyn Bus Stop
A man in a wheelchair was struck by a bullet meant for someone else as he was at a Brooklyn bus stop, police said. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.
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Man Bitten During Attack and Robbery at Lower Manhattan Subway Station: Police
A man was bitten during an early morning attack and robbery by a stranger while she was waiting for the subway at a lower Manhattan station, according to police.
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Police Searching For Man Who Attacked An MTA Employee
There’s a search going on for a man who police say attacked an MTA custodial cleaner with a metal pipe on Nov. 2 in Lower Manhattan. Police say around 6:45 a.m., the cleaner, subcontracted by MTA, was working on the “E” train platform in the Chambers St. subway station when the suspect approached her with a metal pipe. He then…
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Samurai Sword-Wielder Attacks NYC Subway Rider — Who Was Charged in 2019 Bomb Scare
A man armed with a sword menaced a New York City subway train packed with commuters Thursday morning, according to police, using it to hit another rider on the head — and that other rider is responsible for a subway scare of his own from 2019
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Sword-Wielding Attacker Terrifies Riders About NYC Subway
The attacker left another rider injured after clobbering him on the head with a sword in a wooden sheath, according to police. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Wild Video Shows ‘Older Dude' in Suit Leap Across Manhattan Building — 23 Floors Up
In a scene reminiscent of an action movie, a man in business attire races across across the dormers of 90 West Street in lower Manhattan — 23 floors above the ground.
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Rooftop Runner Caught on Camera, But He's a Water Proofer – Not a Daredevil
Joseph Smizaski, the director of operations for a water proofing company, said he was making sure the job was done just right, Gilma Avalos reports.
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Locals Fight to Save Wagner Park in Lower Manhattan
Residents in Lower Manhattan are fighting against a $220 million project to re-construct Wagner Park. Anjali Hemphill reports.
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Locals Rally to Halt $220M Plan They Say Will Ruin Popular Manhattan Waterfront Park
A group of lower Manhattan residents held a rally to stop a $220 million project that they say will ruin a popular Hudson River waterfront.
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9/11 Tribute Museum to Close Tomorrow
The 9/11 Tribute Museum will be closing its doors for good due to a drop in visitors since the pandemic started. Chris Jose reports.
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9/11 Tribute Museum Closing NYC Location After More Than 15 Years, Going Fully Online
The Lower Manhattan museum, which opened its doors in 2006, will be closing for good on Wednesday, Aug. 17, a decision brought on after a sharp drop in visitors since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Suspect in Subway Stabbing Near Yankee Stadium Connected to Attack on 84-Year-Old
A man suspected in a stabbing near Yankee Stadium is now connected to an attack on an 84-year-old man in lower Manhattan that was caught on camera, according to police.
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First Look Inside the Jackie Robinson Museum in NYC
John Chandler with the first look inside the new Jackie Robinson Museum in Lower Manhattan.
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Jackie Robinson Museum Celebrating Baseball, Civil Rights Icon Opens in NYC
In addition to breaking the color barrier in baseball, Jackie Robinson went on to serve as an executive of a Fortune 500 company and a leader in the Civil Rights Movement. There is now a museum in Manhattan to honor his many contributions.