Charles Lane
Reporter at WNYC (New York, NY)
Reporter at Gothamist
Reporter for @WNYC & @Gothamist. Very friendly. Contact options: https://t.co/odlmz58LjT
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1 week ago |
gothamist.com | Charles Lane
U.S. marshals and NYPD detectives have arrested a man accused of beating and robbing an off-duty NYPD officer in the Bronx early Saturday morning, police said. A second suspect remains at large. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced the arrest of 23-year-old Taveon Hargrove on social media Tuesday, writing that he was taken into custody in Virginia.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Charles Lane
The NYPD has taken a person into custody for the brutal beating on Randall’s Island this week that left a mother with only a slim chance of survival, Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced Friday morning. The woman, identified by her family as 44-year-old Diana Agudela, was riding an e-bike on her usual route back to Astoria from her job at a Manhattan museum Friday night when she was attacked at around 11:30 p.m. Police said she was discovered six hours later by a man walking his dog.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Charles Lane |Brittany Kriegstein
The daughter of a woman who was brutally beaten on Randall's Island said her mother had to be resuscitated on Wednesday during surgery and is undergoing another dangerous surgery on Thursday. The woman, identified by her family as 44-year-old Diana Agudela, was riding an e-bike on her usual route back to Astoria from her job at a Manhattan museum on Friday night when she was attacked around 11:30 p.m. Police said a man walking his dog discovered her six hours later.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Charles Lane
Crime on the city’s subways has continued to fall to historic lows, but felony assaults, a violent category that often shapes public perception, have climbed, according to NYPD crime data. So far this year, the NYPD has reported 778 major crimes in the transit system – 40 fewer than the same period last year. Outside of the pandemic years, only 2009 had fewer such crimes during this stretch of the calendar.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Charles Lane
City watchdogs raised alarms Monday over skyrocketing injury claims by jail workers and announced the arrests of three correction officers accused of faking injuries to collect payouts. New York City paid more than $1 billion in workers' compensation claims to Department of Correction employees over the past three fiscal years, according to a new report from the Department of Investigation. All other mayoral agencies paid roughly $600 million combined during that same period.
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