Tag: crime

The man sought allegedly snatched a cellphone from a 36-year-old woman on a southbound #2 train near Broadway and West 72nd Street.

The perpetrator fled the train at 125th Street, with $40 of the victim's money.

A 55-year-old woman was walking on the path, when an unidentified man engaged her in conversation and then assaulted her.

The victim is in stable condition.

Crime has moderated in the 20th Precinct in February after a tough start to the year.

Captain Noreen Lazarus steps in as some crimes have begun ticking up after improvement at the end of last year.

The first time it happened was on October 8, 2022, at around 12:50 p.m., police reported.

A single gunshot rang out this afternoon at 3:45 p.m. near W. 106th Street and Riverside Park.

It is a recurring theme at local precinct Community Council meetings: thieves are taking checks from United States Postal Service (USPS) mailboxes.

The Rag did a deeper dive into the available data to determine how the hate-crime rise played out on the Upper West Side.

A man with a firearm entered La Quinta Inn and demanded money.

Does the crime data confirm the perception of an increase in violent crimes or threats of violence?

The Rag took a look at what is actually happening today, according to police data, and how today’s crime rates compare with the past.

Crime incidents in almost all categories are on the rise.

Police have arrested a man they said committed sexual assaults on the Upper West Side and elsewhere in the city.

Though murders and shootings are down, the overall number of crime incidents is up compared to last year.

IRO, a high-end clothing store on the corner of 71st Street and Columbus Avenue, was robbed of more than $8,500 worth of merchandise...

Incidents of the most serious crimes are up 42%

Concern over rampant retail theft at chain drug stores was underscored on Friday, February 11, by a shoplifting incident

New York County Defender Services, a public defender agency, issued a statement Tuesday lambasting “inflammatory” media coverage of its client Darrell Johnson’s alleged assault of two women on the UWS and subsequent release from custody.