All news by author: Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

Cierra Carroll asserts that the NYPD was slow to respond when she reported her 2-year-old son was missing, a day after he was thrown into the East River

Recently unveiled video shows a Baltimore police helicopter landing near a school and rescuing a man from drowning in a public pool last week

A pair of illegal migrants tried to ram federal immigration agents during a bust in Denver before fleeing the feds – with one, a child sex abuse convict, still on the loose.

Fifty years after Jimmy Hoffa vanished under mysterious circumstances en route to a diner in Michigan, the FBI remains diligent and is seeking information

Koda the horse was stolen from a farm in the town of Union last week, and has a special diet that could spell trouble if he's not found.

Eugene Fritz Case taunted Texas police on Facebook, but ended up losing when officers arrived and arrested him on a warrant

The New York City Health Department is urging people to stay alert following the identification of five Legionnaire's disease cases in Harlem over the past few days

The iconic rock band Black Sabbath shared their initial remarks regarding the passing of their former lead singer and metal legend, Ozzy Osborne

The infamous head of the Ecuadorian gang "Los Choneros" has caused chaos in Central America for years, but now he is incarcerated in the US

MS-13 gang member Kevin Cuevas Del Cid pleaded guilty Wednesday to luring two suspected rival gangbangers to their deaths in 2016, federal prosecutors said.

Family members of a Manhattan man who vanished in Turks and Caicos are anticipating a coroner's report to find out if a body discovered in the Caribbean archipelago is that of the missing individual, according to a private investigator hired by the family, as reported by The Post

Authorities reported on Tuesday that Matthew White, from upstate New York, made alarming online posts in which he threatened to kill federal immigration officials and even their children

An Oregon Coast Guard chopper crew pulled two teens and a would-be firefighter rescuer off a dangerous cliff along the Pacific Northwest coastline.

People living in a town in Britain report that a strange person dressed in a black cat outfit has been troubling local residents by leaping out from the darkness, and the identity of this individual remains unknown

Houston police reported that an unidentified couple was overwhelmed by carbon dioxide while managing dry ice in their wine cellar on Friday

A roller coaster known as Siren's Curse experienced a malfunction, leaving passengers hanging upside down for almost 10 minutes during its big opening event in Ohio

The Saltoun Surgery center in northeastern Scotland states that patients are now required to wait for a healthcare worker to request a urine sample

The Long Island serial killer case is generating interest on eBay, with items related to accused killer Rex Heuermann being sold in online auctions for money

The FBI has issued a new alert indicating that a clandestine group of international cyber hackers, known as "Scattered Spider," is now suspected of targeting the airline industry

Witnesses stated that the unknown woman seemed to be "intoxicated" when she slipped onto the road from the open drawbridge in Miami

According to local reports, Ribeiro De Souza is accused of driving under the influence into the Montauk Green art show, causing damage estimated at a minimum of $100,000

Shelly Johnson and her partner of many years were talking about evacuating because of an unusual tornado in upstate New York when she was killed by a falling tree

Federal prosecutors in Texas stated that Jorge Alberto Morales-Calvo, along with an accomplice, attempted to purchase $16,000 worth of heavy-duty firearms for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel

The fatal collapse of the Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic on April 8 was caused by structural deficiencies and a neglect of legal regulations, according to a recent government report

Earl Broomall, 84, from Long Island, believed he could avoid an upstate traffic ticket by pretending he used to be a federal agent, but state troopers weren't convinced, according to police