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nydailynews.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |Rocco Parascandola |Ellen Moynihan
A man shot to death on a return visit to the Harlem NYCHA development where he grew up was a father of four with another child on the way, heartbroken relatives say. Christopher Jimenez, 34, was shot in the chest during a confrontation with two men in the lobby of a Manhattanville Houses building on W. 126th St. near Broadway about 5 p.m. Thursday, police said.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |John Annese
The victim in a random knife attack on a Bronx subway deflected a stab to his heart with his arm, prosecutors revealed at the arraignment of the mentally ill parolee accused of attacking him. The 21-year-old victim was on his way to work with his uncle when stranger Lateef Green, 50, allegedly lashed out with a “knuckle knife” on a No. 5 train nearing the 219th St. subway station in Williamsbridge Friday morning.
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6 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |Thomas Tracy
By Julian Roberts-Grmela and Thomas Tracy - New York Daily News (TNS) NEW YORK - A pair of killings in New York City bodegas has led workers to demand panic buttons be installed in their stores to alert police to any emergency, advocates said Friday. Fernando Mateo of the United Bodegas of America said state and city officials have promised to fund the panic buttons, but the money hasn't materialized. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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6 days ago |
thederrick.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |Thomas Tracy
NEW YORK — A pair of killings in New York City bodegas has led workers to demand panic buttons be installed in their stores to alert police to any emergency, advocates said Friday. Fernando Mateo of the United Bodegas of America said state and city officials have promised to fund the panic buttons, but the money hasn’t materialized. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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6 days ago |
nydailynews.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |Thomas Tracy
A pair of killings in New York City bodegas has led workers to demand panic buttons be installed in their stores to alert police to any emergency, advocates said Friday. Fernando Mateo of the United Bodegas of America said state and city officials have promised to fund the panic buttons, but the money hasn’t materialized.
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