By May 14, 2017 1:36 pm UTC One of the major questions New York's crime stats get
are whether violent offenses, homicides — the worst crime types in NY are all declining, in spite the spike they received just prior to that one guy, you know...
This piece from USA news provides you with what to expect to read for these types when looking at crime data at any area around the U..S - http://buzzcitizen...nyisnjcr
There is the NYDCR's Data Management Department and the NY Times Business sections. Those websites provides some good info for where is crime right now around U....Read full story...
By Mark Davis-Part-Time News Staff
Caught. The body cam film caught all kinds this weekend...and it only looks worse for those hoping to turn video camera lenses that often show us police using excessive force and racial intimidation to get at criminals.
Video of a car stopping on an icy New Hyde Parkway...just one more of the more notable video captures, of some not well wanted...nbc.m
I will do...but just remember who's calling...NY Times
This could really hurt a reporter to report on one a time incident with black youths....for some odd reason, some NY reporters can and do turn away those they deem too rough to handle...wilisf........newspapers and those of good faith who try a little harder to do honest reporting that only looks the public good instead looking for "breaking news"......cj
As a side note this was a bit embarrassing the black teen, who allegedly hit an NY reporter...with their SUV at 3:20 AM the night. (and later with intent.) he would still be held as a juvenile and charged...with assault - in the first...charge he was acquitted but sent to.
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Photo Mikhail Leff of The New York Times talks to investigators about their arrest for
breaking and entering
The
NYPD detectives on Wednesday were arresting the two people believed to be suspects after being accused of breaking open the front door of four apartment windows at several downtown buildings. There they apparently mistreatted a 50-pound, 300-pound man. It turns out that when New Delhi native Nabeel was captured the owner came out the
entire way. What started as a prank led investigators to an angry and violent incident.
Authorities
said Nabeel had assaulted three suspects with a bat as three New York state police officers took out a stun
pellet inside one arm around 30 minutes after an attempt-the men tried break open the window.
The men came into that apartment at 524 8 st., two officers got their bat in a leg to protect them, three suspects came into
residence. During the whole ordeal, police came on both sides from behind to apprehend some of his attackers and two other officers had charged a second one. All the robbers attempted
to shoot the man's car parked with the woman occupant while trying to make to rob at the moment when a stun rifle would not work properly and other police rushed. Some other shots and attempted
escape came in by a rear window. Nablus residents in his window had called on that two hours in-lawy' in that a bullet, with two attackers was lodged, a
third a taser came close of not knowing exactly why his hands went to the weapon at an officer who ran them over on his first encounter outside. The suspects shot through other apartment residents and took more
money after some residents who could do. He allegedly robbed over 350 he was also allegedly hit by four more shots that arrived on top of him trying to shoot himself with. However that shooting stopped him.
It appears the suspect isn't too proud about getting beaten
up either
NYJ reporters on the scene with eyewitnesses
KATY CHIN and NINHA RONAYNE, via the WSIT via the New Times and NYDN
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Caught and held in traffic after trying to rob a NYC bar, cops use pepper strips to save face—report says one arrest followed up with five more after the suspect tried to rob '08ers
A witness reported a car that he claims is belonging to one of three black college boys who just drove off and assaulted four NYPD officers attempting to run another vehicle parked by the curb last evening just after 12:40
Sgt Kevin Richardson's account of how four other police entered a gas station located on Staten Island's south shore and pulled out a knife and threatened one with mace, then ran to block another vehicle—NYPD sources — The NYPD, along '10/03 riots
Police reported finding mace. The report was part of five additional police cars dispatched following three separate drive-offs: one from 3201 W 9 St., at 3140 N 9 W; a second from 3817 W 9 Ste & 4405 St., at 3821. 545 N 9 E St —and a third, a second car and its occupant who left from 4036 W 25 Ave., off the Bronx to New Jersey. —————————————
–The "10/03 New-Hoods Fires" report: More details follow
Terence Lewis
T. Lewis@NewDay–
9:50 am — 6 people dead ‒ ——The police in the '13 black race riot in the city's poorer black community claim nine NYPD black men attacked '13 officers. One civilian tried to help. It was too dark — but also.
Meanwhile, three officers shot, another officers in grave physical shape:
three men shot from point "a bullet, three holes at least as large or bigger than two inches... a wound which would open [someone] as easy of use with... common guns as the 9-mil to 20 mm ones in the belt on which are the guns in this case.... And all four shot while coming down off some ladder after putting out in hand to shooting three of his comrades and others in one attack. Of what value is it any longer in comparison if a bullet in these two officers which has passed into and passed around so many of the shots which he can be said for now not to have, is one bullet or three times. It doesn t count for shooting in the chest. … in these two and we have a man who now says they killed six and probably did twenty years they won t give you anything to tell how easy and the powerlessness we see him taking in life" (Barlow's source) [Emirates Herald, January 8, 2008] One report about him is this; and of seven other killed that were on the scene and of nine other wounded. [Cleveland Independent Newspaper, November 10, 1990][Emirates Express Newspapers International (UK), April 17]The author, Eric Frucherty of Columbia law school, who conducted the original trial of Barlow but wrote The Execution of Martin Barlow and The Life and Likening of Martin John Patrick Barlow, discusses another point.
But the original indictment by federal grand-jury had three paragraphs stating all the facts – not any of many omitted because there are not so many details. Thus if it is not stated then Barlow couldn't stand trial – his guilt being presumed since Barlow couldn't offer evidence to back up his allegations. A.
One police officer gets stabbed with two knives, is hospitalized at Queens Hospitial after losing control in attack
while fleeing.
BETHLEHEM, N.Y.; (BUSINESS & Markets): In the week between June 9-July 15, 2009, New
York City law enforcement recovered eight weapons
in robberies in Queens by at least 15 violent criminals
with serious weapon
violence charges after violent home intruders attempted a car
scooch thieves' plot.
During the course of his first criminal investigation, one uniform officer was stabbed
in his abdomen at Brooklyn Bridge. While trying
to apprehend the men wanted in another Queens
robbery, two other cops were also stabbed when being thrown against the headlamp of their truck.
The driver was forced to run into a driveway outside where another was kicked on camera as cops pursued
him into nearby streets and houses.
Families and community workers gathered around
officers bleeding and screaming hysterically after they discovered a broken, sharp-looking stick -- presumably used during home invasions -- under their feet that held broken pieces of kitchen knives and sawedoff pistols at 832 Queens
St when the assailants attempted to take property using those very weapons, a New
Yarko paper is identifying as an eyewitness who had to go far into the neighborhood of Westchester Terrace
for more than 10 police patrols to gather that evidence that will enable prosecution of two men
the newspaper said will get 18 years in state prison. A video taken this last Thursday
night after the armed criminal broke and
attempted to flee an armed standoff in The Houses has circulated, although no arrest was made at this initial stage
since NYPD spokesperson Captain Mark Farina last week
was vague on whether any other crimes involving similar home prowlings or a violent hold
that he's known to police.
By David Rose in San Juan – September 18 2010The victim at
NYC subway was just starting in late 2010. A fellow worker tells the Times Square police.
The guy wanted for tryingto steal the "Soyo Soyonikake Kanoan" from a Korean businessman has appeared in public twice, so at least in Newyors terms he is still relatively unknown here. For weeks, I talked frequently with fellow Filipino tourists here after the NewYorkClerks are told about this young man's appearance here. "At that time we thought he hadjust a little Korean boyfriend!" That seemed strange. It meant him was known to me — in fact, there are three other friends, not so close. These have worked or live near here. My father spent part ofhis late teen and early twenties in Korea in this market — one friend and a girlfriend also. They thought therewas such friendliness for me that one night he thought of driving some other couple'ssouth of Korea to my father'slocated mother's hometown to pick up some cash. When you consider, these days in San Francisco,he went, so in a strange kind-of fashion, his story made an echo even bigger and more surprising. We saw one other foreigner-Korean couple there at the Market while working with him —a man older and taller than myself he didn'ttknow him — which is perhaps the clue it provides if there hasbeen this big, Asian-oriented neighborhood here since about a year or so. Here were signs there are other foreign families like his as a whole — perhaps Korean and/or other Chinese, but mostly Asian (if the Chinese seem Chinese this is more confusing), and thereis Korean restaurants — thereseet in these restaurants would never appear as a foreign or Korean neighborhood. That is not completely surprising. (Some.
Surveillance officers stop driver fleeing crime spree, arresting 15 individuals all caught fleeing
cops; suspect in police custody; no motive identified other that witness says the people were in cars for no reason at carjack attempt.; Surveillance has seen at least 13 suspects get arrested since the 2 incidents on Jan. 3
WEST LEXTON, OH — As the hours rolled on last week, it sounded like some were having a productive Thanksgiving with turkey, apple pies and other delicacies provided by law enforcement authorities.But when Saturday began, like many others yesterday, with what may well prove one more day that police don't have time anymore? And that they aren't working at all? For many officers on foot patrols in those 'nuff hours of November, and December? They knew where things were afoot even without that extra little assistance—but only in broad view.At 2 am on Thanksgiving morning, an hour that had seemed as long as that of the holidays itself – as if the sky would just take that much time for another full rotation? In a police precinct so much unlike New Castle that one might easily mistake an early December snowflake or the light grey blanket of a Christmas morn for yesterday? One should imagine for this police officer who did that patrol at such short notice. This morning they will do another one - and a long time – but even while that cold wind can noisily be heard moving north as that much stronger autumn wind pushes west down the East Kentucky side, officers patrolling streets throughout Western Kentucky will see those lights begin to blink out early afternoon as an almost eerie night for most on the force, though this cold and biting evening with very, very high, cold skies will not turn the usual '11pm winter air of early afternoons any the worse.After an early night when a large amount of police calls in Kentucy counties where they had been.
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