Nicholas Williams

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Nicholas Williams

The man who smacked an MTA subway conductor in the face last week was busted on Tuesday, cops said. Nektarios Tsikitas, 36, of Astoria, was charged with assault for slapping the face a 26-year-old Metropolitan Transportation Authority conductor last Thursday at the Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Ave. subway station in Queens. The blow sent the conductor’s glasses flying onto the train tracks as the attacker fled the scene.

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Sheetal Banchariya |Nicholas Williams

A man stabbed to death during a fight outside a Harlem deli had recently gotten a new apartment as he rebuilt his life after his release from prison, devastated friends and relatives said. Jervey Barfield, 33 was stabbed multiple times in the back outside 8th. Ave. Food Convenience on Frederick Douglass Blvd. near W. 141 St. about 5:25 a.m. Saturday after an argument with several men, cops said. He collapsed about a block away. “He was lovable,” the victim’s sister Crystal Richardson, 40 said.

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Nicholas Williams

A truck overturned in a chaotic accident Monday morning on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, injuring one person, authorities said. Firefighters and medical personnel rushed to the scene of the accident at Exit 32 of the BQE in Williamsburg around 6:22 a.m., officials said. A truck had downed a pole, triggering another crash on the opposite side of the expressway, according to News 12A blue Nissan Kicks SUV, with damage to the rear, was towed from the scene.

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Julian Roberts-Grmela |Nicholas Williams

As stray bullets continue to fly around the city, a woman was grazed by yet another random shot Saturday afternoon as she walked down the street in Harlem, cops said. In video obtained by the Daily News, the 60-year-old victim can be seen casually strolling down the street around 1:40 p.m., heading south near Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. and W. 131st St., when she is suddenly grazed on her chest by a stray gunshot.

1 week ago | nydailynews.com | Nicholas Williams

Police say they’re looking for a perp who shot a pellet gun at a woman holding a 2-month-old baby girl in a twisted drive-by Friday on Staten Island. The suspect, who was a passenger inside a silver sedan, lowered his window to fire off shots from a pellet gun around 7:07 p.m. near Jerome Rd. and Benton Ave. in Old Town, striking the 42-year-old woman in the back as she was cradling the infant, police said. Luckily, the young child was not hit.