The Latest Breaking News from NYPD

Louis Sojo claims that his captain racially harassed him and said he was ‘not a real cop’ after he paid for an alleged shoplifter’s food

Plainclothes unit and enthusiasm for facial recognition technology are worrying civil rights advocates

Juries have found former New York City Police Department Officer Joseph Stokes guilty of felony grand larceny and official misconduct and his partner, former NYPD Officer Jose Aracena, guilty of misdemeanor petit larceny and official misconduct. Prosecutors said Stokes took $4,800 and Aracena took $220 from a driver whom they…

NEW YORK — The crazed patron who police say stabbed two workers at the Museum of Modern Art in a caught-on-camera attack after his membership was revoked was caught in Philadelphia early Tuesday after setting his motel room on fire, the NYPD said.

NEW YORK — The accused gunman busted early Tuesday for blasting sleeping homeless men in New York and Washington, D.C., was a methodical predator who shot three victims in the nation’s capital before heading north to find his last two targets, sources told the Daily News.

NEW YORK — A homeless man found dead in Tribeca does not appear to have been shot, as first suspected, police said Monday.

NYC homeless advocates say latest violence underscores vulnerabilities facing thousands of unsheltered New Yorkers, with mayor’s policies ‘placing them in harm’s way’

Victims include two employees

The New York landmark was forced to evacuate the people inside amid reports that at least one person was stabbed with police on the scene

NEW YORK — The octogenerian suspect in a grisly Brooklyn murder shopped at a 99 Cent store with her victim’s dismembered leg tucked away in her electric wheelchair, police said Friday.

Ravi Satkalmi, a high-ranking NYPD intelligence official, will be the Capitol Police’s next director of intelligence.