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A person with 122 shoplifting arrests was released on their own recognizance Wednesday as a result of changes to bail laws

Prosecutors had asked that Camacho be held on $250,000 bail, but he was granted unsupervised release by Judge Lisa Headley, sources said.

Mayor Eric Adams says he's not concerned about record numbers of cops leaving the NYPD, but he can't possibly believe it.

Rapper 22Gz was taken into custody at JFK airport and is facing multiple charges related to a shooting on March 6, according to police sources

Progressive prosecutors who back criminals over public safety have fueled chaos and lawlessness, and now left-leaning San Francisco voters have had it.

Nolan Gonzalez, a suspected habitual shoplifter with a preference for Macy's, caught a break after his most recent arrest — the Manhattan District Attorney's Office reduced his charges, even though he has numerous arrests on his record

On Monday, Mayor Eric Adams harshly criticized New York's criminal justice system, calling it a "joke," and pointed out that "criminals" no longer regard the laws as "serious."

NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller highlighted his department's recent initiatives that have led to a "consistent drop" in shootings in New York City

New York Post readers sound off about medical weight gain, NYC’s drag distractions, radical jurists, booze price boost and why nuclear energy shouldn’t be nixed.

As Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said, the criminal-justice system failed Daniel Enriquez, and key to that failure is the law ordering New York judges not to consider dangerousness.

New York Post readers express their views on the safety of New York City subways, Mayor Adams' screenings for dyslexia, Gov. Hochul's priorities, age discrimination at the FAA, and the heartbreaking death of Shalom Guifarro due to abuse

The lawyer argues in a recent court filing that the Long Island woman imprisoned for manslaughter in the pushing death of an elderly voice coach in Manhattan should not be incarcerated

Governor Kathy Hochul has reacted to the Buffalo tragedy that occurred last weekend by issuing executive orders that significantly increase police surveillance authority

17-year-old reputed Brooklyn gangbanger Jahquell James who was cut loose despite an attempted murder rap and two open gun cases is finally in jail after getting nabbed with another loaded gun, sources told The Post.

Post readers sound off on Mayor Adams’ appeal to New Yorkers to help solve the issue of illegal guns in the city.

State Attorney General Letitia James suggested she's a strong booster of New York's controversial no-cash bail law and said legislators should be "resisting the urge to overreact to spikes in crime" -- by tightening the law without credible data.

Rakeem Smith, 25, shot at NYPD Officer Dennis Vargas and his partner while they were chasing him after seeing him with a firearm. Vargas was hit in the arm but survived the incident

I'm just so concerned about America. It's not only New York. I don't know what has happened to us as a country. And it just bothers me so much that we appear to no longer believe in what this country represents.

Charles Wold was released without bail after being charged with breaking into Jessie’s Express Cafe in Midtown, Manhattan and stealing their cash register in December.

Legislature’s Democrats insist judges can't be trusted to exercise discretion because the results will be racist, which can only mean the judges are racist.

“Who would want to live in a city like this?” a man from Sunset Park asked a television reporter on Tuesday, answering his own question: “Nobody wants to live like this anymore.”

Angellyh Yambo had recently celebrated her 16th birthday when she was tragically killed by a stray bullet near a high school in the Bronx. The person accused of the shooting may have been released without having to post bail

A Manhattan judge didn't clearly explain why she kept an accused murderer behind bars, so his lawyer has gone to court to get him freed under New York's bail reform laws.

The budget process was progressing well until Hochul and the Legislature brought in major, complex policy matters unrelated to the budget into the negotiations

Governor Kathy Hochul consented to increasing her proposed budget by $4 billion in return for $600 million to aid in constructing a new Buffalo Bills stadium and backing for her initiative to amend the state's contentious bail reform law, sources informed The Post on Friday