Sheetal Banchariya

2 weeks ago | nydailynews.com | Sheetal Banchariya |John Annese

Two years before stabbing his mother-in-law to death and critically wounding his estranged wife in the Bronx, Ramon Reyes beat his spouse in front their children and warned her, “If you are not with me, I’ll kill you,” according to Bronx prosecutors. Now Reyes is accused of critically stabbing his estranged wife, Massiel Guerra, 40, and killing her mother, Rosmery Tapia Batista, 57, in the family’s Park Ave. apartment near E. 161st St. early Sunday.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sheetal Banchariya |John Annese

Two years before stabbing his mother-in-law to death and critically wounding his estranged wife in the Bronx, Ramon Reyes beat his spouse in front their children and warned her, “If you are not with me, I’ll kill you,” according to Bronx prosecutors. Now Reyes is accused of critically stabbing his estranged wife, Massiell Guerra, 40, and killing her mother, Rosmery Tapia Batista, 57, in the family’s Park Ave. apartment near E. 161st St. early Sunday.

3 weeks ago | nydailynews.com | Rocco Parascandola |Sheetal Banchariya

Two rookie NYPD cops have been arrested for groping and robbing a prostitute inside a Queens brothel they had been assigned to investigate, authorities said Monday. Officers Justin McMillan, 27, and Justin Colon, 24, surrendered Monday and were suspended from the force without pay. They are accused of turning their body-worn cameras off to hide their alleged misconduct.

1 month ago | nydailynews.com | Sheetal Banchariya |Thomas Tracy

A worker at a Harlem deli was stabbed in the neck Wednesday during a clash with a shoplifting customer, police and workers said. Cops called to the Food Market at the corner of Third Ave. and E. 116th St. and found the 24-year-old victim stabbed in the neck, according to police. The attacker, who wore a blue jacket, surgical mask and do-rag, was caught on the store’s surveillance camera holding a long, thin knife in his fist, workers said. The bloody assault was caught on camera, they said.

1 month ago | nydailynews.com | Sheetal Banchariya |Leonard Greene

A Queens realtor and three of her associates used fake deeds to steal three houses from their rightful owners, including the homes of two elderly women, authorities said on Tuesday. Using fake documents, bogus signatures and false deeds, the alleged property pirates tried to force the residents out of their own homes so they could sell them for a profit. A third-party buyer even sued one of the duped homeowners, claiming a legal right to a home in Kew Gardens Hills.