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Brazen thieves caught on camera swiping beloved bodega cat in Brooklyn (opens the original)
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Jabal, a Park Slope bodega cat, has been missing for nearly a week. The adorable white cat was snatched from outside his home at Eighth Street Mini Market last Thursday — and his two suspected thieves were caught on camera walking down the sidewalk, holding Jabal. The bodega's owner said he's only had Jabal for about a month. He got the cat as a replacement for his beloved former cat, Victoria, who died earlier this year. “He’s like my baby," Imad Innab, Jabal's owner, said Monday. "After I had
Teen arrested in West Indian Day Parade shooting was out on bail for separate shooting (opens the original)
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The 19-year-old arrested in connection a shooting during the West Indian Day Parade on Monday had been released on bail just over a month prior for his alleged role in a separate shooting, police said. Wearing a "Just Do It" T-shirt, Nayshawn Wilkinson kept his head down and said nothing as police led him out of a Brooklyn police precinct Tuesday afternoon, charged with assault and weapon possession offenses. Police said he was responsible for shooting a 24-year-old man in the backside toward th
Third knife attack in under a week reported in Times Square (opens the original)
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A slashing suspect is wanted for injuring a 23-year-old man Saturday in what appears to be the third knife attack in Times Square in under a week. The 23-year-old was slashed in the face and abdomen near Seventh Avenue and West 50th Street around 10:30 p.m., police said. The man is expected to survive. Police said his attacker took off from the scene wearing a beige sweater. It was unclear whether the stabbing was over a dispute or a random act of violence. The slashing was the third knife attac
Shootings hit record lows but hate crimes spike in NYC — especially anti-Jewish crimes (opens the original)
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New York City saw its safest summer on record, with historic lows recorded in shootings and murders, according to the NYPD, but it's not all good news. While the first eight months of 2026 were the safest the city has ever seen in regards to shooting incidents, shooting victims and murders, police data showed, there has also been a 16% spike in hate crimes across the five boroughs for the year. Police said anti-Jewish hate crimes account for more than half of the confirmed cases. Among the high-
Murder mystery after man found dead in Queens parking lot with stab wound (opens the original)
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A murder mystery is unfolding in Queens after police said a man was found stabbed to death in a parking lot — but how he got that injury and what may have led to his death remains unknown. Neighbors who live on the typically peaceful block of 87th Street in Ozone Park were stunned by the death of a man right in their backyard. Police sources told NBC New York a 59-year-old man was found unresponsive on the ground early Wednesday morning. He was found on the ground of a parking lot, behind a blue
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