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Car thefts continued to surge in the Big Apple throughout August, leaping more than 24% compared to August 2022 and rising nearly 19% overall this year — a trend police officials blamed on a TikTok challenge that encourages kids to hijack Kias and Hyundais for joyrides.

Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to crackdown on the skyrocketing car thefts across the five boroughs.

At the West Indian Day Carnival parade in Brooklyn on Monday, two individuals sustained injuries from gunshots, while the JOuvert festival was violence-free.

Three people were shot at Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade. One died from his injuries, and in one of the incidents, a fire engine was hit by a stray bullet

NYPD officials no longer think a policy that leans toward engaging in as few pursuits as possible is viable, and theyre trying a new approach of trapping suspects by blocking...

Violence marred celebrations around the West Indian Day Parade on Monday despite intense NYPD preparations that included the deployment of 1,000 officers and eight high-tech drones, police said Tuesday. The mayhem during post-parade partying in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, included a deadly shooting, a fight that erupted in gunfire and stabbings and an incident in which a man apparently shot ...

It’s a tactic New York City police officers are using more often in cases of violent criminal suspects fleeing in motor vehicles — blocking traffic in the suspects’ likely escape path in hope of forcing them to surrender. But in a case June 30, alleged car thief William Pichardo, 32, wasn’t of a mind to let police impede his flight. He hit the gas, crashed through a line of police vehicles ...

The pre-dawn jamboree – which kicks off the festivities before the daytime West Indian American Day Carnival that spans Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights – took place early Monday without the violence that has plagued the event in past years, the sources said.

As New York City residents are preparing to barbecue, drink and have a good time over Labor Day weekend, police said that people attending large backyard parties might be visited by a partygoer they ...