Shannan Gilbert

Suffolk County police have released the name of a previously unidentified victim linked to the notorious Gilgo Beach killings. Nearly a week after announcing they had unearthed the identity of the woman previously referred to as “Jane Doe #6,” cops revealed her to the public as Valerie Mack. Mack was 24 when she was last seen; she was working as…

Another woman linked to the Gilgo Beach killings, a file of 10 unsolved cases over a nearly two-decade period, has been identified, officials said Friday. Suffolk County Police, working in tandem with the FBI, say they now know the name of the woman previously referred to as “Manorville Jane Doe” or “Jane Doe #6.” They did not provide a timeline…

Two decades after finding her remains, police have identified a victim of the Gilgo Beach killing thanks to new DNA technology. Jonathan Dienst reports.

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Police revealed evidence in one of Suffolk County’s most notorious criminal cases that they’ve been holding onto for nine years. Police believe initials were embossed on a black belt found at the crime scene, but offered no details on where it was found or how it may have been used. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

Shannan Gilbert, a sex worker from New Jersey, vanished after going to meet a client on Long Island’s Oak Beach in 2010. The search for her would yield the grisly discoveries of nine other bodies along a stretch of highway near Gilgo Beach; four of them were sex workers who were found strangled and dumped in burlap sacks less than…

Police are expected to provide new details in their years-long investigation into the death of 24-year-old Shannan Gilbert and the killings of at least 10 other people whose bodies were found in the search for her. NBC New York’s Katherine Creag reports.

A Delta Airlines employee has been arrested in connection with the case of $250,000 in cash that apparently vanished from John F. Kennedy Airport as it was being transferred onto one of the airline’s flights en route to Florida, a law enforcement source close to the investigation tells News 4.

The sixth-floor New York City apartment window where a 2-year-old boy fell to his death on Monday was in disrepair for months and had no railing, according to the toddler’s family lawyer.

A 2-year-old boy has died after somehow plunging from a sixth-floor window of a Brooklyn high-rise Monday, authorities and a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation tell News 4.

The NYPD is sending a clear message to its 36,000 rank-and-file officers following a tumultuous week: We’ve got your back.

One of the two NYPD officers suspended for allegedly failing to take “appropriate action” at the bloody scene where a young woman was hacked to death by an alleged ax-wielding murderer has resigned, law enforcement sources say.

Two NYPD officers have been suspended for allegedly failing to take “appropriate action” at the bloody scene where a young woman was hacked to death by an alleged ax-wielding murderer and her friend badly injured as a 4-year-old girl sat in a separate room, law enforcement sources familiar with the case tell News 4.

An NYPD officer on his way home from an overnight shift guarding police headquarters in Manhattan died in a wreck with a Parks Department truck in the Bronx, according to officials and law enforcement sources familiar with the case.

Did she have any connection to the 11 bodies that would be found? The contents of the 21-minute 911 call could lend insight into her last moments. Cops have fought to keep it secret.

Federal agents and state police opened fire on a heroin mill delivery suspect after he allegedly rammed officers’ vehicles when cornered on the West Side Highway Thursday in connection with an ongoing drug investigation, a senior law enforcement official familiar with the investigation tells News 4.

A stabbing took place on the first day of school in Brooklyn, allegedly fueled by a 17-year-old student sick of being bullied, law enforcement sources say.

An NYPD officer was shot in the leg when a suspect authorities had been looking for on a domestic violence warrant spotted the police cruiser and opened fire in Brooklyn, law enforcement sources familiar with the case tell News 4.

An NYPD officer was shot in the thigh when a suspect cops had been looking for on a domestic violence warrant spotted the unmarked car and opened fire in Brooklyn Friday, law enforcement sources familiar with the case and top NYPD officials tell News 4. Marc Santia reports.