Police Commissioner Ray Kelly
Girl, 14, Shot And Killed On Bus In Queens
The hunt was on Sunday morning for a gunman who shot and killed a 14-year-old girl on a city bus in Queens.
Names Of Six Fallen NYPD Officers Added To Wall Of Heroes
“The six men we honor today were heroes,” said Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. “They gave their lives in service to the public, to the cause of making New York City safe for all. Today they join the roll call of honor that is our Hall of Heroes.”
Group Hopes To Give Away Guns In New York, Make Criminals Scared
A group wants to arm New York City residents with shotguns for free, in order to put some fear into criminals.
Police: Suspect Wanted In Sex Assaults Of Girls In Queens Linked To Third Incident
Police said a man driving a tan van exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl and then trailed her for several blocks Thursday afternoon.
Police: Suspect Sexually Assaulted Two 7-Year-Old Girls In Separate Incidents In Queens
Both attacks happened in South Ozone Park within a few hours of each other Wednesday.
Authorities: Canada Terror Plot Targeted Train To New York
Officials have said the transportation sector, including U.S. railways, remain attractive targets for al-Qaeda.
Ribbon Cut On Newly Renovated Central Park Precinct Station House
The station house was built in 1871 for use as a horse stable and storage facility before the New York City Police Department took over the building in 1936.
NYPD Officer Stabbed In The Brain Promoted To Detective
Officer Eder Loor was stabbed in the head on April 17, 2012 while responding to a call of an emotionally disturbed person in East Harlem.
NYPD: Italian Tourist Arrested For Refusing To Pay Bill At Manhattan Steak House
Police said Graziano Graziussi rang up a $208 bill at Smith & Wollensky on the Upper East Side on Monday night and then refused to pay the pricey tab.
NYPD Testing Body-Energy Tech That Detects Concealed Weapons
The device, which resembles body scanners used at airports, reads terahertz — a specific form of natural energy emitted by people and objects.
Times Square Packed With Teeming Crowd To Ring In 2013
The ball has dropped in front of a throng of 1 million in Times Square, and 2013 has arrived.
NYPD Informant: I Was Ordered To Spy On, Incriminate Muslims
A man who says he was a paid informant working for the NYPD claimed Tuesday that he was ordered to spy on the innocent, and make them issue incriminating statements.
154 Firearms Seized In Undercover Operations In Brooklyn
More illegal weapons have been taken off New York City streets as a result of a year-long investigation that involved three separate undercover operations, officials said.
Armed Suspect In Critical Condition After Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
The suspect fired two rounds at officers with an illegal 9 mm handgun that was purchased out of state, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
Be Smart With Your Phone: iPhone Thefts Continue To Rise In NYC
Since the first iPhone was released in 2007, theft of Apple products in New York City has nearly tripled.
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