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The NYPD Hate Crime Task Force is investigating after a man made anti-Asian remarks while menacing a woman on a street in Tribeca this month, police said.

Man hurls anti-Asian slurs at woman on Manhattan subway train: police © Provided by RADIO.COM Suspect NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – Police are searching for a man who they say harassed and called a woman anti-Asian slurs aboard a subway train in Manhattan on Thursday morning. The 34-year-old woman was seated on a Q train at the 96th Street Station on the Upper East Side around 11:30 a.m. when the man came up and aggressively pointed his finger in her face, police said. The man also called the wom...

Published 2 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. A 34-year-old woman says she was harassed by a man who made several anti-Asian statements towards her on New York City subway. No one came to her aide except a man who appeared to be homeless. The woman, who doesnt wish to be identified, told NBC New York that she was on a Q train near 96th Street on Thursday around noon when the man came up to her and pointed his finger at her face while "spewing random racist crap." Police ...

NYPD searching for man who hurled anti-Asian slurs at woman on NYC subway By FOX 5 NY Staff Published  Credit: NYPD NEW YORK - The NYPD is hunting for a man they say hurled anti-Asian slurs at a 34-year-old woman on a subway train on Thursday. According to authorities, at roughly 11:30 a.m., the suspect approached the woman who was sitting inside of a stationary Q train car on the southbound side of the 96th Street subway station. The man angrily pointed his finger in the womans face and spew...

Tue, 04/13/2021 - 2:15pm Category:  Matthew Moynihan has been appointed the chief of police and the director of public works for the Town of New Shoreham. Photo courtesy of Moynihan. At last night’s Town Council meeting, Town Manager Maryanne Crawford announced the appointment of Matthew Moynihan as the new chief of police, as well as the director of public works for the Town of New Shoreham. Moynihan, who has been serving as interim chief of police since March 1, will be sworn in ...

Matthew C. Moynihan has been appointed Chief of Police and Director of Public Works for the Town of New Shoreham. Town Council made the announcement at the New Shoreham Town Council meeting on  April 12th. Moynihan is currently a Captain in the Rhode Island State Police and has been on loan to New Shoreham since March 1st, serving as Interim Police Chief.  “I am thrilled that Captain Moynihan has accepted this critical leadership position with the town of New  Shoreham,” said Crawford. �...

endIndex: (CNN) — Police arrested a Brooklyn, New York, resident on assault and reckless endangerment charges after he allegedly struck a 7-Eleven worker in the face multiple times while making anti-Asian statements, according to the NYPD. The alleged assault occurred at a 7-Eleven in midtown Manhattan early Saturday morning, police said. Gregory Jacques, 33, was later arrested Wednesday morning and charged with assault, along with attempted assault and reckless endangerment, both in the sec...

Easter event prompted calls to police  It always draws many more people on Easter so two years ago it was moved to the Martin Luther King Jr. Multipurpose Center off Northeast Eighth Avenue and Waldo Road with the citys blessing, said John Alexander of GPDs Youth and Community Services Division. It was not held last year because of COVID-19. This year the organizers moved it to MLK on their own. At some point, teens and young adults left to start a spinoff at McPherson. "You saw an uprising of...

Man arrested for assaulting Asian 7-Eleven employee in Manhattan, NYPD says CNN 4 hrs ago By Ganesh Setty, CNN © From NYPD Crime Stoppers/Twitter Surveillance footage appears to show a man striking an individual at a 7-Eleven in Manhattan, New York. Police arrested a Brooklyn, New York, resident on assault and reckless endangerment charges after he allegedly struck a 7-Eleven worker in the face multiple times while making anti-Asian statements, according to the NYPD. The a...

Crime Task Force arrests Knox man on drug charges in Clinton Special to The Oak Ridger The 7th Judicial District Crime Task Force arrested a Knoxville man at a Clinton address recently on drug and theft charges. Dewey N. Anderson III, 42, was arrested and charged March 24 with the manufacture, sale, delivery, possession of; Schedule 1 (drugs), Schedule 2 drugs (2 counts), methamphetamine; theft over $10,000 and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was being held in the Anderson County jail in C...