Hate Crimes in New York City

A New York City liquor store owner has been charged after shooting a would-be thief. A man accused of hate crimes in NYC for assaults based on gender, race, and religion. The incidents have attracted widespread attention on social media.

Subway Attack in New York City

A man in New York City was severely burned after another man threw flaming liquid on him and his fiancée on the subway. The attacker was arrested after fleeing the scene, and the victim suffered burns on 30% of his body. This incident adds to the rising assaults on trains in NYC.

Rising Assaults on U.S. Law Enforcement Officers

The rate of assaults on U.S. law enforcement officers reached a 10-year high last year, with 79,000 attacks on officers recorded. Sixty officers nationwide were killed last year, and more officers were killed between 2021 and 2023 than in any other three-year period to date. The number of officers assaulted and injured by guns is climbing.

Russian Cross-Border Assaults in Northern Ukraine

Russian forces have made two cross-border assaults inside northern Ukraine, prompting a new wave of counteroffensive actions by Russia, according to Ukrainian sources and officials. The attacks have resulted in casualties and forced evacuations, with Ukrainian forces engaging in fierce battles to repel the incursions.

Enhanced Safety Measures for EMS Workers in New York City

The New York City Council approved bills for enhanced safety measures for EMS workers, including body armor and self-defense training, in response to assaults on workers. The bills now head to Mayor Eric Adams' desk.

Blame Game: Assaults Against Women in New York City

Salon is blaming Donald Trump supporters for assaults against women in New York City, despite the city being heavily Democrat. The article criticizes the lack of law enforcement and mental health support in blue cities, contrasting it with the perceived safety in areas where Trump supporters live.

Random Attacks on Women in New York City

Random attacks on women in New York City by strangers have raised concerns among TikTok users. Multiple incidents have occurred, with victims being punched in the face or head in various locations across Manhattan.

Corrosiveness of TikTok and Rise in Attacks on Women in New York City

Mayor Eric Adams attributes recent attacks on women in New York City to the corrosiveness of TikTok, highlighting a concerning trend of assaults and violent behavior influenced by social media. The city is facing a rise in crime rates and lawlessness, with assaults and car thefts on the rise despite an overall decrease in crime for the year. The situation is exacerbated by the left's soft-on-crime policies and the influx of illegal immigrants.

Random Attacks on Women in New York City

A Brooklyn man was arrested for randomly punching multiple women in New York City, leading to viral warnings on TikTok. The man was charged with assault and hate crime harassment in separate incidents.

Assaults on Women in Downtown Manhattan

Several women have reported being punched by men while walking in downtown Manhattan, sparking safety concerns and prompting police investigation. The incidents have led to heightened anxiety and fear among women in the city.

Multiple Women Report Being Assaulted While Walking in New York City

Multiple women in New York City have reported being punched by men while walking in broad daylight, sparking concerns about public safety and rising crime rates. The incidents have been shared on social media, with some victims describing similar characteristics of the suspects. Police are investigating the assaults, but it's unclear if they are connected. One victim, Sarah Harvard, shared her experience of being attacked while walking to a comedy gig. The assaults have left many women feeling unsafe in the city.

Assaults on Young Women in New York City

Multiple young women in New York City have reported being punched in the face or head by strangers while walking, sparking safety concerns. The NYPD is investigating the incidents.

Repeat Offenders and Recidivism Crisis in New York City

NYPD Transit Chief and Mayor Eric Adams highlight the issue of repeat offenders in New York City, with some individuals having 50-plus or 100-plus arrests. The city is facing a 'recidivism crisis' where a small number of people commit a large number of crimes, including assaults on transit workers and shoplifting.

Increase in NYPD officers injured by suspects in New York City

The number of New York City police officers injured by suspects has been increasing, with 5,363 officers hurt in 2023. The most dangerous precincts were identified, and experts attribute the rise in attacks to protests, illegal migrants, anti-cop rhetoric, and soft-on-crime policies. Curfews have been imposed to address migrant violence, and some officers have left the NYPD due to concerns about safety and changing laws.