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BY BILL WEISBROD BILL BY One of the biggest This month the meet- “There is a differ- a is “There The Uguaglianza N.E. Those bins were not not were bins Those They include land- include They After numerous com- numerous After The Pep Boys on East
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Hospital seeking help for stab tim walked into BronxLebanon vic- male The male. Hispanic old into looking are 171 Authorities an St. attack East and Concourse – Grand upon leg.left a 45 the to wound abullet from yearfering suf- arrived teen The shot. being to Lincoln Medical Center after male teenager was transported – 1385 Teller Ave. An 18 year old inquiry. the handling are tives detec- Local hand. the to wound a slash besides abdomen the to wound astab from suffering pital old male Latino arrived at the hos- A16 year stabbed. been had who teenager aHispanic treated ter Cen- Medical Lincoln at staff The a.m. pistol. 9-mm officerswith making an arrested police time This Morrisania community. wereother unauthorized gun from the able an- removed officers Police St. to vouchera.m. a dollars besides a cell phone. three-hundred of store the robbed woman unidentified the that cated indi- Authorities robbed. was store afurniture after female packing gun ablack for conducted was p.m. chest. the to wound let abul- from suffering was man The Center. Medical Lincoln to male a sent that ashooting into looking a.m. the gun as evidence. into custody while also vouchering man the took officers police Local pistol. a9-mm with found being after arrested was male black old A24 year Ave. – 1380 University inquiry. the handling are detectives Local home. the from taken crown gold dicated. The culprits with a flew in- officials abat with struck was into the victim’s home. The victim way their forced who males black three for looking are thorities p.m. arresting officers. officers. arresting the by custody into taken all were 18,28, and 20,26, ages suspects, four The use. street local possible from gun hand a22-caliber moved re- arrested as police officers were males Hispanic Four Pkwy. Claremont and Ave. – Crotona - 1427 Webster Ave. A search Asearch - 1427 Ave. Webster – 198 East 161 St. Police are are 161 Police – 198 East St. FRI, OCT. 14th, 9:30 p.m. p.m. 9:30 14th, OCT. FRI, FRI, OCT. 14th, 1:25 a.m. 3:25 OCT. 13th, THURS, 1:10 OCT. 13th, THURS, OCT. 11th, TUES, 3:00 12:30 OCT. 10th, MON, SAT, OCT. 8th, 10:30 p.m. THURS, OCT. 6th, 11:00 – Grant Ave. and McClellan McClellan and Ave. – Grant – Jerome Ave. and 170 and Ave. St. – Jerome – 820 Boynton Ave. Au- Ave. – 820 Boynton 43rd PCT. 44th PCT.44th with medical care. care. medical with cobi Medical Center and provided Ja- to transported was victim age slashed in the abdomen. teen- The was victim young The slashed. 15 year old Hispanic male was a after arrested was A suspect Ave. Wilkinson and Ave. – Pilgrim pired. Medical Center where he ex- Jacobi to taken was victim male The window. floor a4th from fell man a77year after moned Emergency personnel were sum- Paul’s Ave. St and 196 St. - East the inquiry. at the scene that could assist with they were able to recover evidence but indicated, authorities injured door. None of the occupants were a into shots seven fired who son per- the for looking are vestigators p.m. was arrested by local police offi- police local by arrested was old A23 year Blvd. – 3764 Bronx underway. is inquiry The nearby. found also was Agun male. black male in addition to a 37 year old fe- black old year a30 of bodies the found officials enforcement Law murder. adouble be to pears ap- what into looking are tigators inves- Police Ave. Grand – 2084 vouched as evidence. was pistol 380-caliber The NYC. in agun own to license proper the obtain to failed who person arrestedpatrol another officers p.m. guns. two the own to mit per- proper the have to failed who were taken away from its owner pistol a9-mm and a 357-caliber time This guns. hand more two additional arrest, police vouched guns from local streets. one With hand additional two removed Grand Ave. Police patrol officers p.m. area. ach Hospital with a wound to the stom- Barnabas St. to transported was victim The stabbed. being a male pute over basketball ended with Adis- Pl. Prospect and Ave. – Clay two males. the victim had been attacked by thorities were lead to believe that shoulder areas of the body. Au- wounds to the chest, face, and – 2730 Dewey Ave. Police in- Police Ave. – 2730 Dewey FRI, OCT. 14th, 3:00 p.m. SAT, OCT. 8th, 5:55 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 10:00 WED, OCT. 5th, p.m. 5:00 FRI, OCT. 14th, 1:40 p.m. 9:55 OCT. 10th, MON, WED, OCT. 5th,WED, OCT. 5th, 2:50 p.m. 10:15 – 1785 Monroe Ave. Police – West Burnside Ave. and and Ave. Burnside – West 45th PCT. 46th PCT. 47th PCT. vouched as evidence. his control. from revolver a 38-caliber and tol Both pis- a25-caliber hand removed police guns after arrested was man were Latino old p.m. the inquiry. Local wrist. right the to awound from detectives suffering was victim male The shot. being after Center Medical will Jacobi to be transported was male handling 178 old A25 year – 967East St. sion. pistol from the culprit’s posses- a9-mm recovered officials police after agun of possession illegal with charged was culprit Latino The male. Hispanic old a 37 year arrested undercover police officer 183 An St. East and Ave. – Crotona is underway. items from the home. inquiry An prits with several fled different cul- The injuries. escaped woman black old A26 year victim. male caused injury aknife with armed was second to the 22 the while year agun displayed prits old cul- the of One trio. armed the by captive held were occupants Two ahome. invaded males black invasion. It is that reported three ahome into looking are tigators inves- 219– 1047 Police East St. electronic equipment. male lost victim several pieces of fe- The home. her into a woman unknown pair at knifepoint forced The awoman. robbed who males black two for looking are thorities a.m. and arm. included the leg, torso, shoulder, ing at the emergency room which ferent bullet wounds upon arriv- dif- four from suffering was man The shot. being after Center cal Medi- Jacobi to transported was a.m. during the robbery. four-hundred dollars was taken that indicated Officials culprits. pistol was store’s clerk the incident hood convince store. During the whipped aneighbor- robbed who males black two for looking are Police by p.m. one ofas evidence for the pending trail. the vouched was weapon The pistol. possession of a semi-auto 9-mm in found was man young The cers. WED, OCT. 5th, 4:00 OCT. 11th,TUES, 10:30 FRI, OCT. 7th, 11:25 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 4:35 p.m. FRI, OCT. 14th, 3:00 a.m. 3:00 14th, OCT. FRI, 12:30 12th, OCT. WED, MON, OCT. 10th, 7:40 SAT, OCT. 8th, 11:00 – 4623 Park Ave. A 58 year A58year Ave. – 4623 Park – 3357 Fish Ave. A male Amale Ave. – 3357 Fish – 1047 East 219– 1047 Au- East St. 48thPCT. – 3400 Baychester Ave. 49th PCT.
Upon checking later on, the child child the on, later checking Upon seen breathing around 9:30 a.m. last was child The child. a young of death the into looking are gators investi- 137 Police East St. – 350 shoulder. right the to wound astab from suffering Hospital Barnabas St. to transported was victim The male. ablack attacked who person the for looking are a.m. Hospital. Bronx Central transporting the person to North before police by tasered was son person into custody. Theper- to take an emotional disturbed forced were authorities Police St. a.m. death. nearby that could have led to her with otherapartment substances an in found was body The ered. discov- was woman old 28 year a of body the where building rise high- aRiverdale to summoned were Police Ave. Arlington – 5900 autopsy. fromport the Medical Examiner’s re- final the waiting are detectives Local arm. the from hanging ringe discovered with a hypodermic sy- was body His avehicle. inside ently of a male. victim The died appar- death the into looking are thorities Au- South. Park – Van Courtlandt Hospital. Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was person the custody, in Once while. a for bay at police keep to able was and knives with armed was person disturbed emotionally The a van. inside was who aperson with off astand- had officers Police East. p.m. inquiry.follow-up the handling are detectives Local times. several torso the in shot been had victim male The dition. cobi Medical Center in critical con- Hispanic male was admitted to Ja- old A20year St. – 1735 Fillmore sleuths. tack is under by investigation local at- The rib. left the to wound slash male victim had from suffered a The attacked. being after attention medical refused male A Hispanic p.m under investigation. is incident the and summoned realand The police flees. were residents the confronts culprit male the officer, apolice was through the door he said that he breaking After asleep. cupants oc- the catching hours morning early the during ahome into way his forced male unknown The crimes.cers while committing who impersonates police offi- male skinned adark for underway a.m. . – Maran Pl. and Cruger Ave. Ave. Cruger and Pl. . –Maran – 2549 Jerome Ave. Police WED, OCT. 5th, p.m. 2:00 THURS, OCT. 6th, 4:30 11:40 OCT. 10th, MON, SUN, OCT. 9th, 9:00 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 9:50 p.m. TUES, OCT. 11th,TUES, 10:20 p.m. 11:25 9th, OCT. SUN, THURS, OCT. 6th, 9:30 – Adee Ave. and Bronx Park Park Bronx and Ave. – Adee – 3490 Independence Fort – Muliner Ave. A search is Asearch Ave. – Muliner 52nd PCT. 50th PCT. Housing first reported. reported. first trol some 42 minutes from it was wasthe declared fire under con- onand bothextinguished floors totally was fire the minutes four ably will hold. Within the next prob- to upgraded was situation indicated that the control fire commander the 10:06 p.m. At down. knocked been has fire mander that reported all visible com- incident the p.m., 9:57 by advancing their hose lines so continued to make progress ers from the engine companies proven to be negative. Firefight- have far so searched All fire. of they searched for hidden pockets to open up walls and ceilings as company personnel continued ladder as stretched being was in operation. A third hose line hosetwo lines stretched and sion 6 that reported there was cialized units.and 26 in addition to several spe- At 9:52 p.m.with Satellite 2, Battalions 20, Divi- 41, 72 50, Tower Engine Ladder and 90, 96, Engines were alarm second the for request the on ing Respond- transmitted. was alarm Asecond floors. 6th and 5th the on fire was there that porting re- operation the of command 6assumed Division scene. the to Dispatchers sending 42 Ladder unit was needed with Bronx Fire to the scene. additional An ladder Towerwith 58 Ladder were sent pany were requested. Engine 73 ditional engine and ladder com- ad- An dwelling. occupied the of floor 6th the on was fire the that 3 atBattalion 9:36 p.m. reported house. apartment a6-story in was Fire scene. the to dispatched all 6were 18, Division and Battalion 61, 3, 31, Rescue Squad Ladder Tower 45, Engine so fire working cated that they were faced with a units at arriving 9:33 p.m. indi- Fire 3. Battalion of command 54Ladder and 47 Ladder under Tower with 82 along and 64, 94, Engines were call initial the on ing area near Ave. Laconia Respond- View Sound the in floors two to houseapartment spread quickly an in Afire – 512 Ave. Rosedale with a homicide inquiry. faced now are officers # 8police PSA Housing and Squad Pct. 43rd the from Detectives area. chest from suffering was man three The Center. black bullet male died old a25 year shot, at being after Jacobiutes Medical wounds min- 35 Within Ave. – 1060 Beach to the trail. pending was vouched as evidencefor his gun The pistol. semi-automatic ber a25-cali- of possession in found was male black 18 old The year 8. # PSA Housing’s from Officers lice Po- by arrested was male teenage A North. Lane Point Classon – 36 #7.PSA from Housing’sand police officers byunderway 40th Pct. detectives ties is were informed. inquiry An was no longer breathing authori- FRI, OCT. 7th, 9:28 p.m. SUN, OCT. 9th, 8:20 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 3:30 p.m. Fire Log Fire
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Michaelness development Green said the velodrome money infuse both would thanks community the into visitors, international to and providea needed rec- reational kids. outlet for city a destination,” he said. health would develop “We and educational programs for youth, we can address obesity and asthmaprob- cycling...We through lems fa- state-of-the-art a think op- the kids will give cility portunities to become elite athletes, and fits it in well city’s the with the with cyclingpush to develop as a form of transportation.” sat on the borough presi- the said Kingsbridgedent’s Ar- Force, gen- to Task be mory five-acre the should of goal main complex erate good jobs, and a velo- drome would not necessar- ily do that. 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