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Police have arrested a suspect in subway sex attack in SoHo on a NYU student last week.
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Clint Caldwell testified before the grand jury in the hopes that they would not indict him on gang assault and assault charges, his attorney said.
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A stolen car scheme involved a stop at the rental car counter at local airports.
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Most of us don't think about where it comes from, but the flow of water in New York City just got even more reliable.
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Volunteers and friends continued to hand out flyers and work other neighborhoods, while police intensified a search of a vacant lot in Long Island City for Avonte Oquendo.
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Elton John hosted a star-studded fundraising gala in Manhattan Tuesday night to envision a world without AIDS.
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It has been nearly a year since a gay rights activist was murdered in Queens. On Wednesday, the NYPD put out a new call for information.
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The NYPD says a 12-year-old girl was sexually attacked after a man lured her into a car.
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The streets of New York are filled with people and filled with stories.
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Margaritia Castillo spoke about her daughter, Angelica, the murdered toddler detectives identified as Baby Hope.
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A third NYPD officer has come forward admitting that he was riding along with the bikers involved in the pursuit and assault of an SUV driver last month.
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Eyewitness News cameras captured video of motorcycle road rage victim Alexian Lien as he left his apartment earlier Friday.
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A man was shot in the chest Tuesday morning near West 88th Street and Amsterdam Ave.
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Edgar Martes of Springfield, and Marcus Westbrook of Holyoke, were last seen leaving the Century 21 Department Store on Monday.
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The NYPD says a 12-year-old girl was sexually attacked after a man lured her into a car.
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The NYPD is expanding its search beyond New York City for a 14-year-old boy with autism missing for 11 days. Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Monday that the NYPD was engaging the help of officials in New Jersey and Long Island.
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A family is mourning the death of their toddler son, run down by an accused drunk driver.
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Police released a photo of two people accused of robbing a cab driver at knifepoint.
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The problem is that they were denied a permit so this mass gathering was illegal.
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Police are searching for the man who approached a teenage girl at a Bronx bus stop and tried to force her into his car.
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Investigators are searching for the cause of a suspicious fire Saturday morning at a Staten Island convent.
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A New York City man driving down a road in Pennsylvania was killed when a deer came crashing through his windshield.
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The West Point Marching Band, which had been scheduled to lead the Columbus Day parade in New York City, has been barred because of the government shutdown.
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Police came to the home in Richmond Hill on Sunday morning after responding to a domestic dispute. They also found fifteen dogs, ten of them puppies, two boa constrictors and a lizard.
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It is a tradition that signals that there are only a few short weeks until the ING New York City Marathon. On Sunday, thousands gathered for a 13.1 mile race - a practice run. However, this half marathon was not like any other.
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Lady Liberty was once again welcoming visitors to her shores Sunday after the state agreed to shoulder the costs of running the famed statue during the federal government shutdown.
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Police say 22-year old Anthony Hennis punched and robbed a man on a number 3 train in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Oct. 3rd.
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It happened around 1 a.m. Saturday at a single-family home on 124th Street in Richmond Hill, leaving 3 people with serious, but non-life threatening injuries.
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Police say the SUV hit the boy as he crossed Junction Boulevard in Jackson Heights with his mother at about 9:50 Friday night.
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Someone allegedly emailed a woman saying a person at the funeral home had sex with her mother's corpse.
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The boat, docked in Bushwick, was vacated by firefighters Friday after a tip that people were illegally on board.
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There is some happy news for the couple who tragically lost two children allegedly at the hands of their nanny.
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In total 11 cars and a garage door were vandalized on 87th Avenue between Little Neck Parkway and 256th Street.
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Police say the suspect attacked a 20-year-old NYU student near Prince and Thompson streets around 1:15 a.m. Tuesday.
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You would expect to see this man encouraging high school students in Brooklyn, but NYC Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott also has something in common with them.
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The 57-year-old victim, identified as John Monteverde of Whitestone, Queens, was apparently struck while the car was attempting to make a turn, and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Authorities say, the baby, identified as two-month old Jarilyse Della Cruz, was crushed inside the bed of the Carpenter Avenue home in Wakefield when her older sister allegedly rolled on top of her.
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The images show the suspects who police say have mugged four people in the last three weeks.
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Police in Manhattan have released new surveillance video in their search for a man who tried to rape a young woman in SoHo.
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The first indictment in the case was filed against biker Robert Sims, allegedly seen on video opening the door of the SUV.
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Police are investigating the deaths of a Brooklyn woman and her newborn son, after her body was found on top of the baby in their Brownsville apartment.
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A rabbi who claims to have conducted more than 2,000 divorces is being probed as part of a group of people who allegedly pressured men into giving their wives religious divorces.
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The city acquired the Tottenville, Saten Island home of Patricia Dresch, whose husband, George, and 13-year-old daughter, Angela, were killed during Superstorm Sandy.
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Prosecutors say the two were planning to start a non profit organization to raise money to buy boots, jackets and other equipment for terrorist organizations operating overseas.
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Swimmer Diana Nyad finished up yet another extreme challenge Thursday morning, this time in New York City.
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Julius Graham appeared on video from a hospital for his court appearance Wednesday. He's being held without bail.
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A Greyhound bus struck a tractor-trailer early Wednesday on Interstate 80 in Pennsylvania early Wednesday, killing a woman.
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Starting in six months, the ferry will run every half hour in both directions between 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. on weekends.
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30-year-old Louis Negron staged a stakeout over the weekend.
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An off-duty undercover New York City police detective appeared in court on Wednesday to face upgraded charges of 1st degree assault and gang assault in connection with the brutal attack on SUV driver Alexian Lien on the Henry Hudson Parkway.
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