All news by author: Tina Moore

These pervs are the driving force behind sex crimes in the city’s transit system.

The families of two of the city's deceased police officers are urgently asking the state's parole board not to release the men responsible for killing the officers, according to The Post

Protesters opposed to Israel clashed with police outside Grand Central Station on Saturday when the aggressive crowd tried to force their way into the terminal, prompting authorities to secure and block entry to the landmark structure

The feds are looking into overtime abuse at the NYPD's elite Aviation unit under ousted NYPD Chief Winston Faison – who allegedly approved payments for training for employees who had no need for the sessions, the Post has learned.

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A woman was sexually assaulted by an unknown assailant wielding a knife in her Queens residence early Saturday, as reported by officials

The head of the NYPD’s Aviation Unit was kicked out of the elite squad this week after trying to block the feds from probing his dangerous mishaps, The Post has learned.

Stephen Blasetti, 36, who was in custody for charges of grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property, and reckless endangerment related to the strange events on Saturday, broke free from Columbia University Irving Medical Center at approximately 6:30 a.m., according to law enforcement

A nude, erratic man leaped into a small dinghy at a marina in Manhattan and sped away on the Hudson River, eventually taking a moored catamaran with police pursuing him by air and water on Saturday, authorities reported

Two men apparently died after jumping into NYC waterways Saturday, one from a bridge and the other from a ferry landing, cops said.

A newly acquired video by The Post captures an off-duty NYPD detective in a confrontation with a deranged individual who was hurling food at her and others after noticing her badge in a Midtown Starbucks this week, according to officials

Governor Hochul dispatched a letter to President Trump this week, requesting that he authorize local governments to disable drones that might pose a threat to the city and state, The Post has discovered

Six individuals were hurt—two of them seriously—when a BMW hit and vaulted over a concrete barrier on the Belt Parkway in Queens on Saturday, according to police

According to police, an officer was hit in the face by a firework while attempting to manage a large crowd in Harlem during Independence Day festivities

The top cop made the “unprecedented” decision on the Oct. 2019 ordeal – captured on heart-pounding body-worn camera footage – after reviewing the exhaustive analysis of the case conducted by the State Attorney General’s office, as required by state law.

A man who was drinking alcohol in a Harlem park had a medical episode and died while he was being chased on foot by police officers who were trying to stop him, cops said Saturday.

Audrey Harkins was at the well-known station to board the E train at about 9:30 a.m. on June 5 when a stranger sneaked up from behind and struck her with a metal object, she shared with The Post this week

Shocking footage captures the moment a knife-wielding maniac lunged at officers inside a Manhattan courthouse Monday, slashing two in the neck and face.

The NYPD is preparing to partner with an Israeli company to scour the deep web for terrorists who want to make bombs, other explosive devices and chemical weapons, according to an official notice online.

A subway passenger was cut on the nose and stabbed in the hand during an argument about a bicycle obstructing the elevator doors at Grand Central Station on Saturday morning, according to police

A recent Brooklyn Law School graduate is proposing 20,000 residential units for cops, firefighters and other emergency workers at Floyd Bennett Field – but it’s not clear if officials are listening, yet.

More subway riders have reported being punched, kicked and stabbed so far this year than last, NYPD data showed.

The alarming attack captured on camera occurred on St. Peter’s Ave. in Westchester Square when the two criminals targeted the officer shortly after 4 a.m. on Saturday, according to police

A runner died during the Brooklyn half marathon Saturday, police said.

Mayor Adams, who once referred to a lifelong criminal as "Recidivist No. 1" and the embodiment of New York City's revolving-door justice system, is still committing offenses, now having a record with 134 arrests