Bodies in Central Park
For the second day in a row, a body was pulled from the waters in Central Park. Police said a park worker found the body of a man in his 30s floating in The Pond near East 59th Street and 5th Avenue at about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. On Tuesday, the NYPD found a decomposed body 30 blocks away in the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir near Central Park West and 90th Street. That body was under water for at least a month. The NYPD does not believe either man was a victim of a crime, Boyce said.
For the second day in a row, a body was pulled from the waters in Central Park. Police said a park worker found the body of a man in his 30s floating in The Pond near East 59th Street and 5th Avenue at about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. On Tuesday, the NYPD found a decomposed body 30 blocks away in the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir near Central Park West and 90th Street. That body was under water for at least a month. The NYPD does not believe either man was a victim of a crime, Boyce said.
Ex-con wanted in Harlem attack
The NYPD released the name and a photo of the suspect wanted for allegedly viciously beating and sexually assaulting a German tourist in Harlem. The NYPD identified the suspect as Keon Robinson, 28, an ex-con. He is a Level 3 sex offender who was arrested for a similar crime in 2007, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said. He served seven years in prison for that attack.
The NYPD released the name and a photo of the suspect wanted for allegedly viciously beating and sexually assaulting a German tourist in Harlem. The NYPD identified the suspect as Keon Robinson, 28, an ex-con. He is a Level 3 sex offender who was arrested for a similar crime in 2007, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said. He served seven years in prison for that attack.
Trump security
The NYPD has stepped up security in the city for President Trump's visit.
The NYPD has stepped up security in the city for President Trump's visit.
Murder of MTA conductor
The NYPD is searching for the boyfriend of slain MTA conductor Jacqueline Dicks in connection with her murder. The mother of six was on her way home from work when she was found dead with a gunshot wound to her head in East New York, Brooklyn, late Monday night. Emergency crews arrived at about 11:40 p.m. and pronounced her dead at the scene, said police.
The NYPD is searching for the boyfriend of slain MTA conductor Jacqueline Dicks in connection with her murder. The mother of six was on her way home from work when she was found dead with a gunshot wound to her head in East New York, Brooklyn, late Monday night. Emergency crews arrived at about 11:40 p.m. and pronounced her dead at the scene, said police.
MTA conductor killed on way home
The NYPD says officers found Jacqueline Dicks, 41, unresponsive with a gunshot wound to her head after responding to a 911 call around 11:40 p.m. Monday.
The NYPD says officers found Jacqueline Dicks, 41, unresponsive with a gunshot wound to her head after responding to a 911 call around 11:40 p.m. Monday.
NYPD gun bribery probe
A former New York Police Department lieutenant, two former police officers and a lawyer who once worked as a prosecutor were arrested in a federal gun licensing probe Tuesday as authorities said police employees traded speedy handling of gun permits for paid vacations, jewelry, catered parties, cash and visits to strip clubs.
A former New York Police Department lieutenant, two former police officers and a lawyer who once worked as a prosecutor were arrested in a federal gun licensing probe Tuesday as authorities said police employees traded speedy handling of gun permits for paid vacations, jewelry, catered parties, cash and visits to strip clubs.
Lower Manhattan shooting
The NYPD is investigating a shooting in Lower Manhattan Monday afternoon that apparently started as a dispute between two men. The argument between the men started in Battery Park, then moved to the street, where gunfire erupted at about 3:15 p.m. in front of 17 Battery Place, police said.
The NYPD is investigating a shooting in Lower Manhattan Monday afternoon that apparently started as a dispute between two men. The argument between the men started in Battery Park, then moved to the street, where gunfire erupted at about 3:15 p.m. in front of 17 Battery Place, police said.
Wallet thief
A man is cutting the pockets right off of the victims' pants.
A man is cutting the pockets right off of the victims' pants.
Daughter of 9/11 victim joins NYPD
Her dad was a cop who died on 9/11 and now she's joining the NYPD.
Her dad was a cop who died on 9/11 and now she's joining the NYPD.
Judge found dead
A judge who broke gender, race, and religious barriers when she was named to New York's highest court was found dead Wednesday. The NYPD Harbor Unit pulled the body of Associate Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, 65, from the Hudson River near West 132 Street, the department said.
A judge who broke gender, race, and religious barriers when she was named to New York's highest court was found dead Wednesday. The NYPD Harbor Unit pulled the body of Associate Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, 65, from the Hudson River near West 132 Street, the department said.
NYPD security
Security is always high during Passover, but the NYPD is on heightened alert since this year Passover coincides with the Christianity's Holy Week and comes just days after terror attacks on Christian churches in Egypt. The NYPD maintained a visible presence for Passover outside Central Synagogue in Midtown. At Park East Synagogue, counterterrorism officers not only watched who went in, but also who walked by. The number of private security on site at Temple Emanu-El has been doubled. Sources told Fox 5 unmarked plainclothes officers are in the area as well as constant mobile patrols instead of fixed-post officers.
Security is always high during Passover, but the NYPD is on heightened alert since this year Passover coincides with the Christianity's Holy Week and comes just days after terror attacks on Christian churches in Egypt. The NYPD maintained a visible presence for Passover outside Central Synagogue in Midtown. At Park East Synagogue, counterterrorism officers not only watched who went in, but also who walked by. The number of private security on site at Temple Emanu-El has been doubled. Sources told Fox 5 unmarked plainclothes officers are in the area as well as constant mobile patrols instead of fixed-post officers.
NYPD body cameras
The New York Police Department is set to deploy the first body cameras to officers after resolving some of the thorniest issues on when to switch on the camera, how long to keep the tape and when to tell the public they're being recorded.
The New York Police Department is set to deploy the first body cameras to officers after resolving some of the thorniest issues on when to switch on the camera, how long to keep the tape and when to tell the public they're being recorded.
Bernard Kerik: Don't Close Rikers
The former NYPD commissioner and Dept. of Corrections commissioner says Rikers Island is not the problem, it's the management that needs to be dismantled.
The former NYPD commissioner and Dept. of Corrections commissioner says Rikers Island is not the problem, it's the management that needs to be dismantled.
Inside NYPD Bomb Squad
Fox 5 News got an exclusive look inside the NYPD Bomb Squad's training and preparation in the Rodman's Neck section of the Bronx. The bomb suit cops have to wear when they go in to try to dismantle an explosive device weighs about 80 pounds. Plus you have to carry tools and you have to work sometimes in a very tight, confined area. You're also working with potentially life threatening situations.
Fox 5 News got an exclusive look inside the NYPD Bomb Squad's training and preparation in the Rodman's Neck section of the Bronx. The bomb suit cops have to wear when they go in to try to dismantle an explosive device weighs about 80 pounds. Plus you have to carry tools and you have to work sometimes in a very tight, confined area. You're also working with potentially life threatening situations.
Long lost sisters work at NYPD together
NYPD Officers Yadarquiris Molina and Jasmine Molina are sisters. They didn't know it, however, until the both started worked at the same precinct in the Bronx.
NYPD Officers Yadarquiris Molina and Jasmine Molina are sisters. They didn't know it, however, until the both started worked at the same precinct in the Bronx.
Cop quits before firing in teen's death
NYPD Officer Richard Haste resigned before he could be fired in the shooting death of unarmed teen Ramarley Graham in 2012.
NYPD Officer Richard Haste resigned before he could be fired in the shooting death of unarmed teen Ramarley Graham in 2012.
Murder suspect in court
A white military veteran from Baltimore appeared before a judge in connection with the random murder of a black man. The NYPD said that the suspect confessed to the crime and told detectives that he came to New York to kill black men.
A white military veteran from Baltimore appeared before a judge in connection with the random murder of a black man. The NYPD said that the suspect confessed to the crime and told detectives that he came to New York to kill black men.
NYC opioid epidemic
Health officials say ground zero for New York City's opioid epidemic has shifted from Staten Island to the South Bronx. The neighborhood is being hard hit with drug overdoses. While the NYPD, Health Department officials, and city leaders are activating new approaches the residents are trying to sidestep the fallout.
Health officials say ground zero for New York City's opioid epidemic has shifted from Staten Island to the South Bronx. The neighborhood is being hard hit with drug overdoses. While the NYPD, Health Department officials, and city leaders are activating new approaches the residents are trying to sidestep the fallout.
Burglar strikes 31 times in Queens
Police say a man is responsible for 31 home burglaries in Queens. He remains at large.
Police say a man is responsible for 31 home burglaries in Queens. He remains at large.
Good Day Book Club: 'Blue on Blue'
Charles Campisi, former NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau Chief, has written the book, 'Blue on Blue.'
Charles Campisi, former NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau Chief, has written the book, 'Blue on Blue.'