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  • New York City Postal Worker Pistol-Whipped By Man Who Attempted To Rob Post Office

    New York City Postal Worker Pistol-Whipped By Man Who Attempted To Rob Post Office

    A man reportedly attacked a female postal worker with a gun amid an attempted robbery at an East Harlem post office, according to the NYPD, per the New York Post. Officials responded to the Hellgate Station post office shortly after 6:15 p.m. 

    The unnamed suspect, armed with a firearm, entered the post office and attempted to rob it, hitting a 51-year-old woman in the head and demanding cash. The suspect later fled the scene on a bike without taking any money. 

    The unidentified victim received treatment for her injuries at the scene and did not need additional medical care, according to the NYPD. No arrests have been made yet, and the investigation is ongoing.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Baby-Faced Burglary Crew Hit Two Queens Homes, Beat One Man With A Hammer

    Baby-Faced Burglary Crew Hit Two Queens Homes, Beat One Man With A Hammer

    A youthful-looking group of burglars targeted two homes in Queens break-ins. In one break-in, they struck a resident with a hammer and stabbed him, police said. Nine masked intruders forced entry into a Flushing home on 147th Place by smashing a window with a hammer close to 1 a.m. Sunday, per the NYPD, according to the New York Post. 

    Inside, the group assaulted m a 37-year-old man, hitting him and stabbing his back, police reported. They grabbed jewelry and clothes before escaping in a gray Toyota Sienna. The victim was taken to New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital, where he is luckily stable. A video showcases the young squad on the home’s steps, one holding a hammer while another had a knife, The Post reported. 

    Their initial burglary occurred just hours into 2025, targeting another residence on the same street around 3 a.m. on New Year’s Day, according to officials. They entered by breaking a living room window, stealing about $25,000 and a bracelet, and then evaded in a gray car. No injuries were reported. Officials are still seeking assistance in locating the baby-faced suspects.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Random Person Leaves Fake ‘Bomb’ With Alarming Note In Front Of NYPD Precinct In Manhattan

    Random Person Leaves Fake ‘Bomb’ With Alarming Note In Front Of NYPD Precinct In Manhattan

    An unknown person left a jug with liquid and a note saying

    “chlorine gas is a problem”

    outside an NYPD precinct in Manhattan, per sources. The jug was dropped off at the 6th Precinct on West 10th Street near Hudson Street in the West Village around 4 p.m. Thursday, the New York Post reports. 

    Sources say that the note read,

    “I seriously hope you didn’t open that jar because chlorine gas is a bitch.”

    The note also warned that the next jar or bag would be a bomb heading to West Virginia International Yeager Airport, sources said. The unknown suspect, who wore

    “a black jacket, hoodie, sunglasses, face covering, and black sneakers,”

    got away. The NYPD Bomb Squad tested the substance and luckily, discovered it to be harmless, sources confirmed.

    The NYPD’s Intelligence and Counterterrorism Bureau and the city’s Department of Environmental Protection were informed.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 


  • NYC Mayor Announces Identification Of Suspect In UnitedHealth Executive’s Murder, Says ‘The Net Is Tightening’

    NYC Mayor Announces Identification Of Suspect In UnitedHealth Executive’s Murder, Says ‘The Net Is Tightening’

    Authorities have identified the individual believed to be the murderer of UnitedHealth executive Brian Thompson and are closing in on him, as reported by New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Saturday, according to the Reuters.

    “The net is tightening,”

    Adams told reporters. 

    During a Police Athletic League holiday event in Harlem, Adams chose not to disclose the suspect’s name to the press.

    “We don’t want to release that now,”

    the mayor said.

    “If you do, you are basically giving a tip to the person we are seeking… Let him continue to believe he can hide behind the mask.”

    Thompson, 50, who took on the role of CEO of UnitedHealth’s insurance division in April 2021, was shot in the back around 6:45 a.m. ET on Wednesday. Police described the incident as a targeted attack. The shooting occurred just prior to the company’s annual investor conference at the Hilton hotel on Sixth Avenue. Thompson, sustained gunshot wounds to his back and leg, and was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after the incident.

    The shooting led to a massive manhunt for the suspect, who ran away wearing a hooded jacket, balaclava and a gray backpack. He then rode an electric bike into Central Park, according to police. On Friday, police said they believe the suspect has left New York City after video showed him getting into a taxi that took him to a bus station. 

    “We have video of him entering the Port Authority Bus Terminal… Those buses are interstate buses. That’s why we believe he may have left New York City,”

    New York Police Department Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told CNN. 

    MSNBC reported on Saturday that police discovered a jacket and Monopoly money inside the bag, but no firearm. The New York police have announced a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of the shooter, while the FBI has boosted that amount by adding an additional $50,000.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Woman Who Pepper Sprayed A Muslim Uber Driver For No Reason Charged With Hate Crime

    Woman Who Pepper Sprayed A Muslim Uber Driver For No Reason Charged With Hate Crime

    A young woman was indicted for a hate crime after she pepper-sprayed a Muslim Uber driver in Manhattan during the summer, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said, per NY Post. 

    Jennifer Guilbeault, 23, was charged in New York State Supreme Court with two counts of assault as a hate crime and aggravated harassment for the unprovoked attack, which happened without on July 31. The incident took place near Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street, as stated by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. 

    The driver, Shohel Mahmud, later said that Guilbeault attacked him because of his skin color.

    “Her friend, she is yelling, ‘Jen, Jen, what the f–k, what are you doing? What’s going on?’”

    Mahmud told The Post days after the attack.

    “Her friend is asking ‘Why did you do that?’ And she say, ‘He’s brown.’” 

    Guilbeault was sitting in the backseat with another woman around 12:15 a.m. when she suddenly sprayed the harmful substance in the 45-year-old driver’s eyes, as shown in videos shared on social media. The driver, Mahmud, said he hadn’t talked to the women when he picked them up in Midtown. Bragg mentioned that Guilbeault attacked the driver when he started praying in Arabic as they approached a red light. 

    At the time Mahmud believed the women were trying to rob him and jumped out of the car. When the car started moving slowly without him, he got back inside, and Guilbeault sprayed him again. Police arrested Guilbeault at the scene but initially only gave her a ticket. Her lawyer argued that the incident shouldn’t be considered a hate crime.

    “Ms. Guilbeault was not motivated by race, religion, national origin, or any other discriminatory factor,”

    Michael J. Alber said in a statement. Her next court date is scheduled for January 13.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Bronx Woman Arrested For Stealing Money From 7-Year-Old Boy and Punching His Mother In The Chest

    Bronx Woman Arrested For Stealing Money From 7-Year-Old Boy and Punching His Mother In The Chest

    A Bronx woman was arrested on Tuesday morning after a robbery and attack that took place in Mt. Eden on September 24, according to the NYPD, per Pix 11 News. 

    Monique Fort, 49, was charged with robbery, grand larceny, and assault. Police say that Fort stole money from a 7-year-old boy while he was out shopping for fruit at a grocery store with his mom. The incident happened on Jerome Avenue. When the boy’s mother tried to stop her, Fort reportedly punched her twice in the chest and then ran away toward East 170th Street.

    Emergency Medical Services treated the mother at the scene. She told PIX11 that she was scared and tried to protect her two children, who both have special needs. She said the incident has traumatized her son and left her feeling shaken. The owner of the market also mentioned seeing the woman before, as she often walks around the neighborhood asking people for money.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Posing As Amazon Employee Robs NYC Homes, Stealing $35K in Cash, Jewelry, and Child’s Savings

    Man Posing As Amazon Employee Robs NYC Homes, Stealing $35K in Cash, Jewelry, and Child’s Savings

    A person posing as an Amazon employee is accused of stealing approximately $35,000 worth of jewelry and valuable items, including money that was set aside for a 12-year-old girl, reports the NY Post. 

    The suspect is believed to be responsible for nine burglaries and break-ins in the Astoria, Sunnyside, and Long Island City area between January 2023 and March 5.

    During a burglary on February 28, the suspect entered a residence in Sunnyside, wearing an Amazon delivery vest.

    He went through a window and made off with around $9,000 in cash and $1,800 worth of unspecified items. 

    One of the victims, a single mother named Estrla Islas, shared with FOX 5 that the burglar gained entry through a bathroom window searched through her belongings, and took the money she had saved for her daughter.

    “He took almost like $9,000,”

    Islas told the network.

    “$9,000 in cash.”

    In the recent March 5 incident, a suspect entered a home in Sunnyside by sneaking in through a window. According to authorities, the thief took jewelry and other belongings valued at $6,500, as well as around $200 in cash. 

    This burglary is just one of five similar incidents where the thief targeted jewelry. The total of stolen items amounts to approximately $34,705, according to the police. As of Thursday, the cat burglar remains at large.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Church Employee’s Throat Slashed In NYC For Confronting Man Urinating On Car, Police Say

    Church Employee’s Throat Slashed In NYC For Confronting Man Urinating On Car, Police Say

    A man in New York City had his throat slashed after confronting another man who was urinating on a car, according to the police per the NY Post. 

    The incident took place on Sunday evening at 404 East 14th Street. According to authorities, an unidentified individual was caught urinating on a car when an older man approached him to stop. The alleged urinator then pulled out a box cutter and viciously slashed the man’s neck, resulting in a

    “serious injury with significant bleeding,”

    reports state.

    The suspect quickly fled the scene on foot, leaving the victim in critical condition. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) rushed the victim, identified as John Mach, a 54-year-old caretaker at Immaculate Conception Church according to The New York Post (despite the NYPD giving his age as 66), to Mount Sinai for immediate medical attention.

    As of Tuesday, the suspect remains at large, and the investigation is ongoing. Authorities are actively working to apprehend the perpetrator and bring justice to the victim.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Person Of Interest Arrested In Connection To A String Of Unprovoked Stabbings In NYC, Resulting In At Least 5 Injuries

    Person Of Interest Arrested In Connection To A String Of Unprovoked Stabbings In NYC, Resulting In At Least 5 Injuries

    A suspect has been arrested in connection with a series of random stabbings that occurred in Queens, reports CBS News.  

    At least five individuals were injured. An attack occurred on Tuesday and has been going on since January 8th, reports state. Police are investigating a similar crime in Brooklyn where a 28-year-old man was stabbed on a J subway train on Wednesday.

    “We have an unidentified individual who’s walking around the street randomly stabbing people with a hunting knife. There’s no connection between individuals, and it seems to be unprovoked,”

    NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell said.

    On Jan. 8. at 6:20 p.m., a 61-year-old man was stabbed in the lower back at 137th Avenue and 157th Street.

    “In this incident, the suspect actually laughed in the victim’s face after he stabbed him,”

    NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said.

    A 34-year-old woman was stabbed on Tuesday at 158th Street and 134th Avenue. On Wednesday morning, two stabbings occurred near Guy Brewer Boulevard at 134th Avenue. The victims were a 41-year-old man and a 74-year-old man. The final incident happened at Parsons Boulevard and Archer Avenue. The victim and the suspect had an altercation on a bus over a seat. They both got off the bus, and the suspect stabbed the victim. 

    Fortunately, all the victims are expected to survive.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Several individuals were harmed and taken to a hospital in New York City on New Year’s Day after a 44-year-old driver drove on the sidewalk and collided with vehicles while attempting to escape from the police near Madison Square Garden, per the NY Post. 

    According to an NYPD spokesperson, officers were called to the scene at around 1:34 a.m. on Monday after receiving reports of a potential crime at the intersection of West 33rd Street and 7th Avenue, which is only a few blocks away from the renowned New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square.

    “While conducting the investigation, officers attempted to intervene in a dispute that occurred in a vehicle,”

    the spokesperson added.

    “The 44-year-old male individual then struck multiple vehicles before fleeing at a high rate of speed westbound onto the sidewalk of 34th Street.”

    According to the spokesperson, a 39-year-old woman was

    “pinned underneath”

    a food truck after being struck by the 44-year-old driver. She was transported to Bellevue Hospital and is currently in stable condition. The driver was apprehended at 34th Street and 9th Avenue and is currently in critical but stable condition. The driver’s name has not been released by the NYPD. 

    Additionally, six more pedestrians who were injured during the chase were also taken to Bellevue Hospital. Fortunately, all of them are in stable condition. An officer involved in the incident was taken to NYU Langone Medical Center with minor injuries and is in stable condition. The spokesperson emphasized that the investigation is still ongoing.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?