The NYPD has now released police body camera footage amid concerns over the NYPD’s shooting of a man wielding a knife in Jamaica, Queens.

The lawsuit focuses specifically on traffic searches, which face starker racial disparities than just the stops themselves.

Dmitriy Zass, a Great Kills resident, died after two police officers fired more than two dozen rounds at him after the man refused to drop his weapon.

Police said the case was being handled as a possible bias incident and involved the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force.

A new lawsuit alleges that the NYPD has been practicing a new form of stop and frisk, pulling over and searching Black and Latino drivers at a disproportionate rate, most prominently in parts of ...

The suspect is a 36-year-old man from Carteret, New Jersey, who is being described as an emotionally disturbed person.

Frank Serpico was shot on 3 February 1971, after exposing corruption in the NYPD. The following year, the BBC reported on the ...

The man facing a litany of hate crime charges after being caught on video ramming his car into the Chabad World Headquarters ...

Dozens more city cyclists had their day in court on Monday as part of the continuing wave of NYPD criminal summonses for basic moving violations — and many of them were quick to point out that Mayor ...

Not long after that, Springsteen made good on his word by releasing " Streets of Minneapolis ," a new song inspired by the ...

Award-winning producer Harvey Weinstein’s Hollywood empire crumbled in the wake of dozens of sexual assault allegations and ...

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