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Police are looking for a man who allegedly went up to a 52-year-old subway rider in a Brooklyn station Friday and demanded his property, then shoved him off the...
Published 4 hours ago • Updated 1 hour ago WNBC Police are investigating the death of an unidentified woman whose body was found on a southbound L train in Manhattan early Sunday, officials said. Cops responded to a 911 call about the woman on the train at 14th Street and Eighth Avenue around 1:35 a.m. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. No other details about her were immediately known. The medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy to determine how she died. Copyright NBC New York
The victim says her back and neck are bruised and swollen. Another victim, Bianca Fortis, was pummeled last week. "I don't know what justice looks like in this situation because I don't know anything about the alleged attacker but I do hope that he gets whatever help that he needs," Fortis said. Sources say he was targeting light-skinned women. One victim attacked in the Morgan Avenue subway station said she is traumatized from the attack. "He didn't say a word, just started punching me, like randomly beating me up," victim Manal Guennad told Eyewitness News on Monday. "All I was thinking was...
The victim says her back and neck are bruised and swollen. Another victim, Bianca Fortis, was pummeled last week. "I don't know what justice looks like in this situation because I don't know anything about the alleged attacker but I do hope that he gets whatever help that he needs," Fortis said. Sources say he was targeting light-skinned women. One victim attacked in the Morgan Avenue subway station said she is traumatized from the attack. "He didn't say a word, just started punching me, like randomly beating me up," victim Manal Guennad told Eyewitness News on Monday. "All I was thinking was...
They don't put many demands on social services. they generate a lot of tax revenues. the states don't have income taxes but there are other sources of tax revenue and they raise the wages of ordinary working people. rob: in new york, governor cuomo has a pretty good understanding of some of this stuff and he admits you say tax the rich, tax the rich, what happens, the rich leave. that's the problem, money will leave and find a better place to live. >> it's taxes in new york, for example, while they're facing salts, they increase social programs, free pre-k, free child care, things of that natu...