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Rather than security robots or gun detectors, officials could invest in tech that deters someone from jumping or being pushed into the tracks
A recent crime tale unfolding in Manhattan and Brooklyn bars is straight out of "Oliver Twist," with a host of tiny thieves looking no older than 10.
Stunning new numbers from the NYPD make a powerful case for a full-bore return to Broken Windows policing: Nearly half of city fare-evaders arrested this year had open warrants for other crimes, including at least one murder, as The Post has reported.
Inspector Edwin Caban, who began his NYPD career in 1991 patrolling the streets of the South Bronx, will be Keechan Sewell’s first deputy commissioner. Kenneth Corey, currently the NYPD’s chief of training, will be Sewell’s chief of department.
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Ten individuals indicted on federal firearms charges as part of agencies’ collaborative effort Web Exclusive Story SAVANNAH, GA: Ten defendants face federal felony firearms charges after indictment by a U.S. District Court grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia. All of those charged are prohibited from possessing firearms. The cases are being investigated under the Department of Justice initiativ...