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- Sep 30, 2026
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Brother-in-law of NYPD detective killed during Park Avenue massacre ‘carries on legacy’ as new police recruit (opens the original)
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The brother-in-law of an NYPD detective killed in the line of duty vowed Wednesday to continue his heroic “legacy” of helping those in need. Sabbir Ahmed was sworn in alongside 754 recruits at the Police Academy in Queens — almost exactly 14 months after Didarul Islam was gunned down in the horrific mass shooting on Park Avenue. “It was my dream job to become a police officer and [I] want to [carry on] my brother-in-law’s legacy,” Ahmed, 27, told The Post after the ceremony. Becoming a police of
NYC man killed in freak accident after bag got caught in subway doors (opens the original)
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A straphanger was killed in a freak accident when he fell onto the tracks after his bag got caught between subway doors in Brooklyn during the Monday evening rush, according to police. Yaw Boahene, 57, who used a cane, was exiting a northbound A train at the Utica Avenue station in Bedford-Stuyvesant around 5:50 p.m. when his blue plastic bag got stuck in the doors as the subway started to pull away, cops and sources said. Boahene was still holding onto the bag as the train began to roll out of
NYC subway riders rip MTA over L train weekend shutdowns: ‘I’m numb to it now’ (opens the original)
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The MTA will halt traffic between Manhattan and Brooklyn on the L line for two weekends next month — leaving already-frustrated commuters even more peeved at the transit agency. The L train will not run between Lorimer Street and Eighth Avenue in both directions from 11:15 p.m. Friday through 5 a.m. Monday on Oct. 2-5 and Oct. 9-12. “We are installing new communications equipment and taking advantage of the outage to complete additional routine track maintenance work,” an MTA spokesperson told T
Rapist sentenced to 25 years in 2001 Bronx cold case cracked with new DNA matching method (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A serial rapist was handed down the maximum prison sentence Friday for a 2001 Bronx attack cracked through a new DNA matching method — marking the first time New York used family trees to solve cold-case rapes. Judge Laurence Busching ordered Jancys Santiago, 50, to serve the 25 years consecutively with a 20-year sentence he is already serving for a separate 2000 Manhattan home invasion rape. A Bronx jury found Santiago guilty of first-degree rape
NYC ‘animal lover’ accused of stealing beloved bodega cat furiously claims she was unfairly arrested (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The claws are out in a Brooklyn cat-napping case. A borough woman who allegedly stole a beloved cat from a bodega was arraigned on petty larceny charges – and then furiously insisted Wednesday she was an “animal lover” who was unfairly arrested. “I’m going to sue them for accusing me of stealing,” Mary Sierra told The Post after being released without bail. “I’m an animal lover. I got three rescue dogs,” she said. “I went to jail yesterday for thi
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