Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

1 day ago | nypost.com | Larry Celona |Vaughn Golden |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

A move to secure an NYPD pension for the children of slain Bronx cop Miosotis Familia came to a screeching halt in Albany, leaving some frustrated lawmakers blaming “disgraceful” political games for the failure. The state Senate passed the measure that would grant a police pension for Genesis Villella and her younger twin siblings, Peter and Delilah following their mom’s 2017 execution-style death — fixing a glitch in the law that overlooks single-parent cops killed in the line of duty.

1 day ago | aol.com | Larry Celona |Vaughn Golden |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

A move to secure an NYPD pension for the children of slain Bronx cop Miosotis Familia came to a screeching halt in Albany, leaving some frustrated lawmakers blaming “disgraceful” political games for the failure. The state Senate passed the measure that would grant a police pension for Genesis Villella and her younger twin siblings, Peter and Delilah, following their mom’s 2017 execution-style death — fixing a glitch in the law that overlooks single-parent cops killed in the line of duty.

1 week ago | aol.com | Joe Marino |Amanda Woods |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

A teenager was seriously injured in a lightning strike at Central Park on Thursday afternoon, according to police. The 15-year-old boy was standing next to a tree that was struck when the current from the strike zapped his metal chain, knocking him to the ground around 3:40 p.m. near 101st Street and Fifth Avenue, police and law enforcement sources said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Joe Marino |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

Celebrity chef Anne Burrell’s body was found next to dozens of pills inside her Brooklyn home, sources told The Post Thursday, as police continue to investigate her unexplained and sudden death. Burrell, 55, was found unresponsive in her shower shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday morning, after her husband, Stuart Claxton, found her and called 911, police said. Burrell’s official cause of death has yet to be revealed.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Joe Marino |Amanda Woods |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

The arson suspect accused of torching nearly a dozen NYPD cop cars in Brooklyn was identified Wednesday as an anti-Israel troublemaker with a string of protest-related arrests, cops said. The NYPD blasted out Jakhi Lodgson-McCray’s photo on social media as they continue to hunt for the 21-year-old “Free Palestine” protester who they said set fire to 11 cop cars last week — causing at least $800,000 in damage. He is also accused of wrecking a statue during a rowdy Columbia University protest.