On Labor Day weekend, the NYPD made a grand announcement to, well, fight crime. Commissioner Shea and his fellow high brass fellow Blue Bloods assembled and deployed cops to the streets to ramp up arrests and tamp down on gun violence, primarily in Brooklyn where shooting have led to triple digit percentage increases from last year and other myriad crimes that have seen high percentage upticks in hotspot areas. Whether this sudden focus on serving and protecting the public was motivated by accusations from the citizenry and elected officials of an intentional slowdown or by a dead pool put together by a bunch of sick fucks in a Long Island bar is purely coincidental. And if it was motivated whether if NYPD cops actually placed bets on that pool to keep the body count low is taking cynicism to a higher level, although not highly illogical. More likely it’s because Dermot’s blood probably boiled just enough to match the temperature of bowl of lukewarm tomato soup.

Following the holiday weekend that saw over 20 shootings and a protest whose participants caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages vandalizing stores they passed by, Commish Shea  declared the weekend was a  great success while his feckless boss and toady Mayor de Blasio remarked how peaceful the streets were and the city was safe as ever.

The only good news, probably the only good news all year concerning de Blasio’s and Shea’s NYPD, is that they made a historic shitload of gun possession arrests during the peaceful weekend. Proving that such enforcement is possible without a shady unit of Punisher wannabes but soberly also proving that the handgun stockpiles keep rising.

But still no one is asking where these guns are coming from. Which is hard to extract such information when the victims refuse to divulge the gunmen and it’s also hard to procure data for guns when only 20% of the over 1,000 shootings this year has lead to actual arrests which correlates with a 40% rise in murder and a bigger presence of gang activity.

Manhattan

In Times Square, a group of protesters holding a demonstration for a man who was killed by police in Rochester while in custody was crossing the street with the green light and walk signal and then was approached by a car with tinted windows and a bull bar on the front that was slowly proceeding. Then the driver hit the gas pedal and proceeded to go through them and speed down 7th Avenue without any pursuit by the NYPD despite the presence of cops outnumbering protesters that were monitoring them before the incident. Even though the car came close to hitting people and managed to clip a bunch of bikes.

The people in the car, which was recently purchased at an NYPD auction, were a group of people that were counter-protesting. One of them was the woman who vandalized the Black Lives Matter street mural in front of Trump Tower with paint a total of 3 times.

Minutes before the attempt at vehicular manslaughter of dozens of people on 7th Avenue, six counter-protesters were escorted by the NYPD around the corner. During a discussion with the MAGA group, over 30 cops were standing and milling around, including many of higher rank. Then they all got in the car that would be weaponized shortly as a group of cops formed a wall protecting them from the people witnessing this strange occurance of the NYPD co-operating with and chaperoning this certain activist group.

The NYPD did not levy any charges on the driver or his passengers, even though the last person who tried to run over people in Times Square got arrested immediately. Also, the terrorist caliphate ISIS recommends the weaponization of vehicles to kill masses of people, which happened on the West St. bike path 3 years ago when a man ran down and murdered 8 people. But since the NYPD recently used two of their SUV’s to barrel through protesters on the street, running over people is now legal and a form of self-defense.

The woman recognized for her vandalism by Trump Tower claimed that she and her co-horts were scared and the driver panicked because someone allegedly hit the car with an object or punched it. Good thing they kept that bull bar on.

15 days later in Times Square, another demonstration was held by about a hundred people protesting against federal ICE detention centers allowing a doctor to perform hysterectomies on immigrant women without their consent. Then it got disrupted by cops as they swarmed and arrested 86 people for publicly assembling in the street as an automated recording played proclaiming that the public assembly was unlawful.

In Herald Square a man got slashed in the neck during a fight with another man on the 6th avenue subway platform.

In the Upper West Side, a man was shot to death on the street after he stabbed someone during a fight.

Also in the Upper West Side, a man threw rocks with profane messages attached to them at windows of a broadcast network building following an attack and destroying a camera belonging to a rival local new correspondent and a photographer by Hudson Yards.

Again in the Upper West Side, a man who chucked a rock at a cop’s head is still on the loose three months after the incident.

And again in the Upper West Side, Rick Moranis was walking on the sidewalk and a man walking towards him directly punches him in the head, knocking him down to the ground in broad daylight.

In Harlem at the 148th St. Station, a man was found dead on the 3 train.

Also in Harlem, a man fondled a woman on her crotch while she was walking on the sidewalk, then he robbed her wallet and went to a deli to use her debit card.

Again in Harlem, a man beat a homeless man to death on the street.

And again in Harlem, an off-duty C.O. crashed into a parked car while driving drunk, then the owner of the damaged vehicle slashed him in the face.

And again in Harlem, a man got hit by an SUV when he ran a red light on his ATV vehicle while trying to hop the sidewalk. He died from his injuries a week later.

And again in Harlem, a man was shot in the leg after getting into a street fight.

And again in Harlem, a man was shot in the torso on the boulevard.

And again in Harlem, two women were both shot in the arm on Riverside Dr.

And again in Harlem, a man about to cross the street got killed instantly by a hit and run driver.

And again in Harlem, a man followed a woman into an apartment building and attempted to mug her in the elevator but was unsuccessful, but two days later he followed another woman into an apartment building and helped her carry a cart up the stairs, then he attacked her inside the elevator and robbed $300 off her.

And again in Harlem, a man robbed a hat off a vendor’s table and got into a fight with the 72-year-old salesman who tried to stop him and shoved him to the ground with such force that he wound up killing him. A memorial was set up on a linkNYC kiosk for people to hang hats on in tribute to the courageous man.

In East Harlem, a man got shot in the ass following an argument on a street corner.

Also in East Harlem, a man walked into an apartment during a party and shot a man in the stomach.

In Midtown a 18-year-old man got caught dealing drugs on the street weeks following shooting a man on the grounds of the St. Nicholas Houses months after being released by a juvenile detention center.

Also in Midtown, two men broke into a designer watch store at midnight and robbed over six figures worth of watches in a few minutes.

Again in Midtown, a man that arranged a drug deal with two men on the street went awry when the men saw his upscale duds and decided to rob him instead. The mark got stabbed in the back when he tried to get his designer bag back and the two thieves got away with that plus his cellphones and wallet.

And again in Midtown, a man with a baseball bat swung it at a group of people on the sidewalk a month after he threw rocks at various consulate buildings around town.

And again in Midtown, a man randomly suckerpunched a 77-year-old man who was about to walk by him, causing him to fall on the sidewalk and crack his skull. The lunatic let his victim know that’s what he does.

And again in Midtown, a gang of four men rushed up behind a man walking on the sidewalk and walloped him with a cane then stabbed him multiple times.

And again in Midtown, the giant face masks on the lions at the New York Public Library keep getting stolen. Those look like they can make good canopies for homeless encampments that aren’t under scaffolding.

And again in Midtown, a woman committed suicide by jumping into the East River.

And again in Midtown, a caravan of pickup truck drivers boosting for President Trump blocked all the lanes on 5th avenue in front of his building, which would have obstructed NYPD and FDNY vehicles in case of an emergency.

In Hell’s Kitchen, a man kidnapped his and his ex-girlfriend’s son after having a dispute at a park.

Also in Hell’s Kitchen, a man broken into an auto dealership warehouse and stole a SUV and then crashed it into a median trying to get away and then abandoned it.

Again in Hell’s Kitchen, a man set a couple’s apartment on fire while they were still inside. One of the residents died weeks later.

And again in Hell’s Kitchen, a man that got stabbed during a street fight died from his wounds a month later.

And again in Hell’s Kitchen, a man trying to steal a scooter belonging to a man who was buying items in a deli got stabbed in the back with a knife the worker gave to the attacker.

In Penn Station, a homeless man randomly attacked two women in 120 seconds when he shoved a woman on the sidewalk and sucker punched another woman causing her to fall onto the street.

In Washington Heights and Inwood, three men mugged nine people in 8 days.

Also in Washington Heights, a man was shot three times on the street and then died from his wounds.

Again in Washington Heights,  a man walking on the sidewalk was suddenly run over by a speeding driver in an SUV. A Samaritan who owns the deli on that corner pulled him from under the car and then the driver backed up and tried to hit the man he plowed again and sped away down the street. Cops did catch the psycho driver later but wouldn’t disclose any information about him to the Samaritan. But why should they after what happened at the protest at Times Square the day before, because running people over with your car is legal provided you have good cause.

And again in Washington Heights, protesters having a Black Lives Matter demonstration retreated from the George Washington Bridge when cops blocked them off and then marched to 34th Pct. and were met by a miltia of cops decked in riot gear, champing at the bit for a confrontation. A clash between both groups ensued after a high brass officer broke a woman’s arm by throwing her on the ground and a protester hit a cop with a sign, leading to 6 people getting arrested.

And again in Washington Heights, a man committed suicide by jumping off a public housing building.

And again in Washington Heights, a homeless man stabbed another homeless man to death on a street corner during a fight when they were both inebriated.

In the Upper East Side at the 63rd St./Lexington Avenue Station, a man attacked another man as he waiting for the F train by randomly slashing him twice on the hand and chest.

Also in the Upper East Side, a woman walked into a cellphone store and was mooching off the power supplies to charge her celly while not wearing a face mask. When a worker confronted her about violating the store’s pandemic rules, the woman lashed out and call her a racial slur and threw a small plastic bin at her face and she punched another worker who was escorting her out the store.

Again in the Upper East Side, a man held up a bank at gunpoint and robbed it of $5,000 and then got grabbed by the cops 7 blocks down who recognized him.

In Inwood, a man brutally beat and stabbed his girlfriend to death inside her apartment after she let him stay over days after he mugged a man for $10 by stabbing him three times with his victim’s own knife. The killer then called the police on himself and threatened to engage in a shootout with them in the hopes of going down in a hail of bullets.

Also in Inwood at the 207th St. Station, a window on one of the doors of the A train was smashed up.

In Hamilton Heights, a gangbanger was shooting at people on the street as cops were passing by while on patrol, then they chased the shooter and caught him.

In Central Park, a dead body was found in a lake nearby Columbus Circle.

Also in Central Park, a homeless man was found dead leaning on a rock on the grass nearby 109th st.. It was found that he was beaten to death by a man who left his body there with help from an accomplice.

Again in Central Park, helicopters have been flying perilously lower over citizens trying to relax on the green spaces. Remember back in June and in Hell’s Kitchen last month when the NYPD was flying choppers over protests in Brooklyn and over an activists apartment building that it looked like you could almost touch them? Looks like they opened it up for these hot dogger chopper pilots to do the same with impunity.

And again in Central Park, a man fishing at a lake reeled in a dead body.

And again in Central Park, a man was stabbed in the chest during an argument with his attacker by the Wollman Rink.

In Columbus Circle, a man randomly shoved another man onto the train tracks and is currently on the loose.

Also in Columbus Circle, an 82-year-old woman got hit by a man on a ride share moped while she was crossing the street with red.

In Washington Square Park, a rave went on until the evening morning hours as revelers drank booze and disregarded wearing face masks and social distancing. NYPD cops deployed to the area only watched the partying and hardly made an effort to monitor and disperse the clustered crowd. And then there was a bigger more clustered pandemic violating rave at the park the next week and the NYPD still made no effort to stop it and tell revelers loaded on booze to go back to their dorms and apartments.

In Washington Square, a man tagged an NYU building with swastikas and anti-Semetic and anti-Black graffiti messages.

In Greenwich Village, a man sat down on a bench where a woman and her two children were sitting on and zipped open his shorts and masturbated in front of them. A Samaritan nearby protected them from the skeev who took offense at his concern and threatened to hit with a brick. With witnesses filming the altercation with their cellphones instead of dialing 911, the Samaritan then chased him for blocks and lost him by the West 4th St. Station.

Also in Greenwich Village, dozens of cops charged after a group of people right after an automated warning was played on a LARD speaker when one of them stepped one foot on the road. The cops managed to knock over tables that were set up for outdoor dining outside a restaurant where people were dining and not associated with those they arrested that the NYPD charged with engaging in an unlawful assembly and obstructing traffic; which the NYPD themselves wound up doing when they were securing the area in the middle of the street and on the crosswalks

12 people were arrested and the apparent rationale for this swarm was that they came from a demonstration and art exchange in Washington Square Park that the NYPD aggressively broke up.

Something tells me that de Blasio’s and Shea’s NYPD are trying to make anarchist jurisdictions on purpose.

In the Flatiron District, a man accessed an apartment building and hot wired the elevator panel which gave him access to a residence. He banged on the door and then grabbed a 78-year-old woman by the throat when she opened the door and stole her purse. Then her 79-year-old husband caught the thief coming from the stairs and got into a tussle with the thief, who punched him twice and knocked him down and then took cash and cards from the purse and split.

Also in the Flatiron District, an 18-year-old man hit a couple of bike riders while speeding down the street during a protest.

In Chelsea, a man foolishly dressed like a ninja jumped a woman from behind as she was walking with her 3-year-old daughter and grabbed her handbag, the woman then battled the man and kicked him in the stomach and everywhere else multiple times to stop him and then a doorman and construction workers came to her aid and detained the beaten thief. But he was released without bail following his arraignment.

In the West Village at the 14th St. Station, a homeless man with maniacal violent tendencies picked up some metal clmaps that were left around on the platform for some reason and threw them onto the tracks. After a Samaritan picked them up and put them back on the platform, the homeless man took them and threw them back on the tracks when the A train arrived, causing it to derail and hit the pillars, easily causing the exterior of the train to shred off. The unreasonable act caused 56 trains to go out of service. The man laughed his ass off while being detained by other Samaritans until the police arrived.

The crazed man previously went bezerk inside a cellphone store when he swung a metal pipe at people and then grabbed a city garbage can and destroyed a sign outside. When a judge let him loose without setting bail because of the reform laws, he threw a metal bench at a city bus in September, and was released without bail again. At the arraignment for the A train derailing, with the man going off on a tangent in the courtroom, the judge wisely convicted him and set his bail at $50,000. Which is still too lenient for the million dollars in damages this dick caused.

Also in the West Village, a man shoved a woman who was jogging on the sidewalk and then slashed her face and then he randomly slashed a man in the face two blocks away.

In the East Village, a teenage boy yanked a purse off a woman walking on the sidewalk and then punched her down to the ground when she tried to get it back, then the boy and his friends went through the bag, stole nothing and ran away.

Also in the East Village, a man was shot in the leg in the middle of the block.

On the Manhattan Bridge, a door on the Q train suddenly came open as it was moving hundreds of feet above the water.

In the Lower East Side, two men wanted for ripping off portable ATM machines from stores, restaurants and bars in the area by tying them to their van with a chain got caught by the cops after they pried off another one using a van they stole and stupidly hit a police car trying to get away on the FDR Drive.

Also in the Lower East Side, a man was shot in the leg during a street fight with another man.

Again in the Lower East Side, a rat horde converged and devoured on a pile of bird seed that was meant for rats of feather.

And again in the Lower East Side, a three-month old baby died from shaken baby syndrome caused by the mother’s boyfriend inside an apartment at the Valdkyn Houses.

And again in the Lower East Side, a man fortunate to be back in society after mugging someone a month earlier after being released without bail attacked a 93-year-old man and robbed $30 and his metrocard off him after knocking him down to the pavement.

In Soho, 4 young men in their teens and twenties broke into a dry cleaner and robbed $6,000 worth of designer jackets and sweaters and also burglarized various restaurants and dry cleaners in the area and the West Village, making off with $4,000.

Also in Soho, 24 protesters got arrested for vandalism, breaking windows and setting garbage cans on fire during a protest for a man who got shot to death by cops in Texas while he was trying to break up a fight between a couple at a gas station.

In Alphabet City, a man was shot in the leg while walking with his girlfriend on the grounds of the Riis Houses.

In Murray Hill, a man stole an NYPD SUV and drove it to Bed-Stuy and crashed it there.

In Tribeca, a homeless man set a post office truck on fire

Also in Tribeca, a row of parked cars on a block had their windshields bashed in.

Again in Tribeca, two men held up thee men at gunpoint who were standing in front of a high end clothing store and robbed them of $14,200 of cash and personal belongings and then dashed away in a car. This brazen mugging happened in broad daylight in an area where Robert deNiro and Alec Baldwin call home. And where Harvey Weinstein used to live and work about two blocks away from the crime scene.

And again in Tribeca and at that high end clothing store, gunfire went off in front of the place sending three men running for cover. Taylor Swift owns the townhouse and three floors above the fancy store where the shooting and the previous mugging happened. Welcome to New York, the New Bad Days Ms Swift, try and shake it off.

In the Financial District, a man lured a 16-year-old girl into a luxury hotel by offering her pot and Netflix binging and then he drugged her and tried to rape her.

Also in the Financial District, a man punched another man in the face after he called him a homophobic slur while filming it on social media.

In Downtown Manhattan, a bunch of rich white young adults with hammers, nightsticks and tasers marching in a protest in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and broke windows of two chain cafes and banks while they were walking with people peacefully demonstrating, even though they were calling for police departments to be burned down. The violent vandalism against businesses by these rich kids trying to re-appropriate the Black Panther Party continued in Soho, Union Square, the Flatrion District and Kips Bay. 

Also in Downtown Manhattan at the Fulton St. Station, cops caught a man catching Z’s on the A train and possessing an unlicensed handgun sticking out of his pocket.

Again in Downtown Manhattan, a man got hit by car coming off the Brooklyn Bridge while riding a scooter.

And again in Downtown Manhattan,  a group of people protesting about a doctor performing hysterectomies on immigrant women while held in detention under ICE supervision forced their way into a federal office building occupied by the FBI and ICE agencies and broke the glass off a revolving door, compelling a security guard to draw her gun at them. Then some protesters  tagged graffiti on the sidewalk entrance and security booths.

And again in Downtown Manhattan, cops swarmed on protesters marching towards the World Trade Center and arrested 9 people during a demonstration against ICE’s policies and their treatment of immigrant expectant mothers.

And again in Downtown Manhattan, cops took over a sidewalk when protesters showed up to support over 80 people who got arrested in Times Square then surrounded them in order to make them leave. Which totally defeated their purpose, but the tactic is to confuse and agitate people into a provocation.

And again in Downtown Manhattan, a man riding a scooter with a little girl on the sidewalk crashed into Mayor de Blasio and they instantly fell down from the impact from hitting the city’s most hated person.

And again in Downtown Manhattan at the Tombs, C.O.’s threw a gangbanger in a cell and they left the lock open and a bunch of rival gangbangers swarmed him and beat him down. Then two C.O.’s let another rival suckerpunch him as they were escorting the convict into another room.

And again in Downtown Manhattan at the Chambers St. Station by City Hall and Police Headquarters, a man stabbed another man in the neck and on his legs following an argument on the platform. The victim died from his wounds.

Brooklyn

In Crown Heights, two hardheads fired their guns at each other while people were celebrating J’Ouvert on the street. One of the gunmen was a 15-year-old boy gang member. Instead of injuring or killing each other, stray bullets hit three people and a woman and her 6-year-old son as they were stepping out of a cab, hitting the child in his femur. The teenage gangbanger was denied bail by a very sensible judge.

Also in Crown Heights, a stray bullet struck the drivers seat window of a city bus with 7 passengers on board in the late afternoon.

Again in Crown Heights, and also Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy, two men held up two bodegas, a hotel, and a restaurant in two days by feigning to have a gun and the scheme only worked twice and they got $560 from the spree.

And again in Crown Heights, hundreds of people jammed themselves into a synagogue without wearing face masks and spread their aerosols with each other with boisterous singing and praying.

And again in Crown Heights, a man set a homeless man on fire by throwing a bucket of combustible liquids on him following a dispute with him on a street corner.

And again in Crown Heights, rideshare mopeds were found disassembled on the street with their e-batteries ripped out.

And again in Crown Heights, a boy slashed another boy on his rear end with a piece of broken glass during a fight in the playground.

And again in Crown Heights, hundreds of people clustered and danced on the street for a high holiday and defiantly refused orders to disperse by the NYPD who ordered them to stop causing a road obstruction. The cops meekly recommended the revelers to dance on the sidewalk and was met with more rejection and mockery as they continued to dance as the cops were trying to push them back. Where are the armored bike cops and the commands to MOVE BACK MOVE BACK MOVE BACK?

In Bed-Stuy, a man got shot in the stomach in the middle of the block and a man got shot in the head while sitting in his car.

Also in Bed-Stuy, a man bolted out of a car then stalked a man walking on the sidewalk and shot him in the back.

Again in Bed-Stuy, a woman got knocked into the street by a hit-and-run driver in an SUV as she was about to ride a ride-share moped.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man sucker punched a woman and then rode away on his bike on the sidewalk. He was then pursued by 4 firemen and then panicked and couldn’t steer and get away, as they took his ass down and took him back to the firehouse.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man and a woman got hit by stray bullets on the grounds of the Marcy Houses while they were walking their dog when a man was trying to shoot another man down while chasing him on the sidewalk.

And again in Bed-Stuy, two men ran up to three men and shot them on the grounds of the Lafayette Houses in broad daylight, killing one with a shot to the head and injuring the other two with shots to the chest and legs

And again in Bed-Stuy, an ambulance carrying a man to the hospital after having a heart attack and a fire engine racing to respond to an emergency crashed into each other in the intersection. The man died from the wreckage and his sister accompanying him wound up in a coma.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man walked up to a parked car and shot two men inside, killing one of them. From the video footage of the street and the intersection, it looks like the building’s scaffolding might have obstructed the views of both drivers.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a rideshare moped was left on the curb in flames.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man got shot in the arm during a street fight.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man walked up to two men sitting in a parked jeep and shot them, killing one and hospitalizing the other.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man was shot in the ankle on the grounds of the Stuyvesant Houses.

And again in Bed-Stuy, two men were shot to death in front of an apartment building over a gang dispute.

And again in Bed-Stuy, a man walked up to a group of people having a vigil by a sidewalk memorial and shot at a man multiple times, hitting him in the arm and chest.

In Brownsville, a man was shot down and left for dead on the sidewalk with a hole in his chest, then died later from his wounds.

Also in Brownsville, a man was shot in the leg and his ass on the avenue.

Again in Brownsville, a man got hit by a truck while he was riding on the wrong side of a a two way street against traffic. The truck driver fled the scene of the accident.

And again in Brownsville, a woman was found dead on a roof by an apartment building.

And again in Brownsville, a man was shot in the torso on the street.

And again in Brownsville, two men and a woman were shot during a fusillade of bullets aimed at them, killing one of the men by shooting his face. The suspects all jetted in two different cars after the incident.

And again in Brownsville, a man who robbed the same bank in Rockaway Beach escaped from the custody of FBI agents by walking out of a halfway house unnoticed.

And again in Brownsville, a car collided into another car when the driver was turning in the intersection, causing it to veer off the road and hit five people who were waiting to cross the street by the curb.

And again in Brownsville, a man was shot in the torso on the street in broad daylight.

And again in Brownsville, a man was shot down in a courtyard and died later on from his wounds.

And again in Brownsville, a man got shot twice during a street fight with another man and he didn’t give up the gunman when the cops asked. Then another man showed up shot in three places and didn’t say shit to the cops too.

And again in Brownsville, a man shot four people, killing one, during a dispute over a dice game inside a gambling den.

In Cypress Hills, a man held up a woman at gunpoint on the sidewalk and then she gave him $12. He then attempted to rape her but changed his mind when the victim said she was menstruating.

Also in Cypress Hills, a man stabbed a deli worker in the neck three times as a woman robbed money from the register following weeks of the couple being a regular nuisance at the store.

Again in Cypress Hills, a man was shot in the foot during a holdup robbery by two other men.

And again in Cypress Hills, a man got shot to death by two men at a park.

And again in Cypress Hills, a man got shot while fighting with his shooter in a courtyard.

In Flatbush, a man was killed after getting shot point blank in the face in front of his friends as they were celebrating someone’s birthday.

Also in Flatbush, a man was found dead lying in a pool of his own blood by an SUV and an ax was left behind on the street.

In East Flatbush, two men burglarized and electrical contractor shop three times and a car dealership, making off with over 60,000 worth of tools and computers. Then they got caught by a man who saw them trying to break into a house.

Also in East Flatbush, an off-duty fireman beat up and strangled his girlfriend at their home during a domestic dispute.

In East New York, a man was shot in the leg on the street.

Also in East New York, a man got shot to death behind a house where a massive birthday party was going on.

Again in East New York, a teenage boy got shot in the leg on a street corner.

And again in East New York, a man and a woman were both shot in the legs on a street corner from a shootout in the vicinity.

And again in East New York, a man hit his ex-girlfriend and her 9-year-old son, injuring the kids foot.

In Sunset Park, a man got shot at four times on the sidewalk at the crack of dawn.

Also in Sunset Park, a man broke free while in the custody of FBI agents by jumping from their car as they were transferring him to the Metropolitan Detention Center and then hid inside a man’s apartment on his couch while under a quilt with the resident still there. Maybe he was afraid bumping into Ghislaine Maxwell. That lady is scary.

Again in Sunset Park, a man got surrounded by a gang of men as one of them stabbed him in the chest and then another man chased him while aiming his gun at him. The stabbing victim turned around and tackled him and stabbed him in the neck in self-defense, causing his eventual death.

And again in Sunset Park, a man got shot in the legs and wouldn’t give up the gunman.

And again in Sunset Park, a woman got killed in a collision with a motorcycle rider while riding her bike. (How does a bike actually do that?)

In Park Slope at the Union St. Station, a man got attacked by another man by the turnstiles after he decided to film him with his phone because he was not wearing a face mask on the train. Then the vector took his phone and smashed it on the ground.

In  Bensonhurst, a man got shot to death while sitting in the driver’s seat of a Mazarati by a man who rolled up beside his ride in a Benzo.

Also in Bensonhurst, a man stabbed a woman with a broken bottle during a domestic dispute.

Again in Bensonhurst, a man beat up and choked his girlfriend and robbed $100 from her purse after she refused to give him cash.

And again in Bensonhurst, a boy beat up two workers inside a grocery store with a metal pipe and a skateboard to settle an argument.

In Williamsburg, a rat attempted to devour a pigeon in broad daylight by the trash cans in front of an apartment building and got stopped by a man with a broom.

Also in Williamsburg, a man smashed through the glass door in of a burger joint and stole two register tills containing $600.

Again in Williamsburg, a woman got killed while riding her bike when a charter bus ran her over.

And again in Williamsburg at the Hewes St. Station, a man held up a woman at knifepoint on the platform and robbed her neck chain.

And again in Williamsburg, a man shot a cab driver in the neck and tried to steal his cellphone after he argued about the amount of money charged on the fare and demanding to keep ten dollars of it.

And again in Williamsburg, a large gathering of people clustered in front of a synogogue while not donning face masks and a NYPD patrol van just drives by and doesn’t warn them over a LARD speaker about engaging in an illegal assembly and with no cops deployed there telling them to disburse.

And again in Williamsburg, 24 police cars were found with their tires slashed.

And again in Williamsburg, a bunch of people at a block party painted a mural on the street aptly describing the solidarity feelings of the people’s opinion about the Governor of New York and the Mayor of New York City. de Blasio’s D.O.T. immediately erased the mural the next evening with black paint, but the memory remains.

Cops were actually there witnessing the cheeky vandalism and having a laugh about it with other people. Any doubt there is a police slowdown?

In Greenpoint, bike riders peacefully assembling in McCarren Park to hold a vigil for a woman who got killed by a charter bus driver was suddenly confronted and outnumbered by dozens and dozens of cops in the park and also blocking the exit paths.

When the commander of the unit deployed to monitor the vigil decided to charge at the bikers, the bikers assembled into a line and formed a silent protest.

Even though the bikers showed no aggression or provocation, the commander went after a man who was speaking to the crowd not to engage and then the cops followed behind him and nearly caused a riot as they were tripping over each other while trying to induce them to defend themselves so they have cause for arresting them.

Also in Greenpoint, a man was shot in the ass on the sidewalk.

Again in Greenpoint, a 17-year-old girl fell into Newton Creek.

In Bushwick, a man was shot three times inside of a bodega, getting hit on the arm and torso. He would not divulge the description of the gunman to the cops.

Also in Bushwick, a shuttle bus driver ran a red light and crashed into a fancy sports car.

In Clinton Hill, three men were shot on the street in broad daylight.

Also in Clinton Hill, a man slashed a tire on a police car.

In Borough Park, two homeless man got into a street fight and one of them ended up getting killed after being thrown into a wall.

Also in Borough Park, hundreds of men congregated on the street without masks to celebrate a religious holiday and hold a protest against Governor Cuomo’s and Mayor de Blasio’s pandemic lockdown restrictions because of a rise in COVID-19 positive cases in the area and in towns very close by. The man who led the demonstration incited his over-enthusiastic followers to burn face masks and boxes in the middle of the street.

The presence of sheriffs and NYPD officers did not intimidate the mass crowd of people, of which only consisted of men. The presence of law enforcement also didn’t intimidate the crowd as they converged on a man trying to reason with the crowd to wear masks and beat him down to the ground and also chased a photographer down the street then surrounded him on the sidewalk and pinned him against the door of a building and knocked him down as he was trying to walk away from them. The presence of their district city councilman and the organizer of the demonstration and the mob on the street only enabled their recklessness as the latter yelled out to them that they were his soldiers. Nobody was arrested or even admonished by the NYPD, even when he went to report his attackers for beating him up and breaking his camera.

The next day, the mob leader went on social media and announced another demonstration against the lockdown order and repeatedly denounced a reporter while holding his picture up for his followers while calling them his soldiers to target him. Then during the demonstration, the massive assembly the organizer/general pinned the targeted journalist against the wall and they verbally and physically assaulted him. The mob attacked another reporter who was standing on a trailer trying to film the ruckus as the mob hit him with a pole then pounced and beat him up when he came down to the sidewalk.

The NYPD was nowhere to be found during this lynch mob attack and did not arrest anyone involved. Most conspicuously absent was the presence of the mass deployment of cops that was normally seen during the George Floyd protests and every other protest or public assembly or gathering in the past month (especially the ones where people are riding bikes)

Also missing was the arbitrary and ultraviolent aggression the cops utilize against them plus the kettling tactic, of which all these riotous revelers have already committed to do themselves.  What de Blasio’s and Shea’s NYPD did do instead was turn tail and run away when the mob got more riotous.

And it shouldn’t come as no surprise. In fact it was expected because the organizer Heschy Tischler proclaimed right in front of your city’s police force that he was good friends of the department, giving him and his “soldiers”  to feel like that they have their own set of laws and have the hubris to brag about it. It’s these cops pictured below with Heezy have permitted an actual anarchist jurisdiction in Borough Park while treating them like a sovereign state.

In Fort Greene, a man was shot to death on the grounds of the Ingersoll Houses from a fusillade of 10 bullets.

Also in Fort Greene, a man carjacked a livery cab driver’s vehicle with a shotgun.

Again in Fort Greene, a man shot another man in the groin on the street.

And again in Fort Greene, a boy was beaten and robbed of his cellphone by a gang in broad daylight.

And again in Fort Greene, a man got hoodwinked while trying to sell his upscale bicycle when he let a buyer test it and he rode away with it.

And again in Fort Greene, a food app delivery guy got sucker punched by a man while he was dropping off an order and he snatched his phone and got away with his accomplice on a ride share moped. Way to go Revel.

And again in Fort Greene, two men got into a street fight armed with a knife and a broomstick, leading to both men getting struck with their weapons of choice.

In Stuyvesant Heights, a man was shot in the foot during an altercation on the street.

In Bay Ridge, a man walking his dogs got into an altercation with another man on the sidewalk and then got shot to death following a heated argument with his killer.

In Dyker Heights, a man got shot to death inside a car by two men who he just gave a ride to. The suspects then got into a Mercedes that pulled up after they did the hit.

In Red Hook, two boys climbed over a fence of a school bus storage lot and hot wired one of the buses and tried to drive it out but couldn’t figure out how to maneuver them. They ultimately drove through the back gate and abandoned the vehicle. Although two other buses wound up getting stolen, so they might have been accompanied by adults. The boys who got caught by the lot manager claimed they were goaded into the heist by their father.

Also in Red Hook, a woman got shot in the shoulder from a stray bullet from a shootout nearby when she was going back to her car after a motorcycle riding lesson.

In Midwood, a man got killed while riding his bike after getting hit by a sportscar when he blew the red light.

Also in Midwood, a gunman shot at three men and hit them all in their legs in the middle of the street.

In Flatlands, a 2-month old baby was shaken to death by his father.

In Ocean Hill, a man got shot in the leg while he was having a street fight with another man.

In Clinton Hill, a man beat up a woman with a candle on the sidewalk.

In Coney Island, a man hopped a fence in front of a church and knocked over a statue, causing damage to it as it fell on the sidewalk. When a Samaritan tried to put it back, the vandal confronted him and they got into a street fight.

Also in Coney Island at the Surf Ave. Station, a man held up a woman with a box cutter on the platform and robbed money from her, then a week later another woman also got held up by a man with a boxcutter but she had nothing to give him and he let her be.

Again in Coney Island, two men robbed a livery cab driver at gunpoint when he arrived at the intersection thinking they were a fare.

And again in Coney Island, a man sneaked into a worksite and snatched a bunch of tools worth 3 grand.

And again in Coney Island, a man shot another man on the avenue in broad daylight.

And again in Coney Island, a man broke into a souviner store and stole hats and shirts emblazoned with the Cyclone roller coaster ride.

And again in Coney Island, a man got shot to death and two others got hit during a drive-by shooting.

And again in Coney Island, an off-duty cop crashed his car on the Belt Parkway while driving drunk.

In Canarsie, a man was shot to death on a street corner.

Also in Canarsie, a 15-year-old boy got shot in the leg on a street corner during a drive-by.

In Sheepshead Bay, Gerriston Beach, and Gravesend, a vandal damaged 18 parking meters by cracking the solar panels.

Also in Gravesend, two men beat up and robbed a man of his cellphone after one of thieves flashed a phony badge.

In Downtown Brooklyn at the Barclays Center Station, a woman caught a man trying to rob a backpack from a man sleeping on the D train and prevented the robbery by waking up the commuter. Then the thief kicked the woman from behind, knocked her to the floor and stomped on her head in front of other passengers, including the one she tried to wake up, who went back to sleep after she helped him. The psychopath got away for the time being when he transferred to the R train at Union St.

Also in Downtown Brooklyn at the Jay St./Metrotech Station, two men beat up and slashed a man on the A train.

Again in Downtown Brooklyn, a man shoplifted a thousand dollars worth of clothes and got away by sticking up a screwdriver at the security guard.

And again in Downtown Brooklyn, a 65-year-old woman got slapped in the face by a man who walked by her on the sidewalk.

And again in Downtown Brooklyn, two men broke into a coffee shop and stole 400 bucks.

In DUMBO, a man stabbed another man on the neck with a broken bottle during a street fight.

Also in DUMBO, a man attacked another man with a baseball bat to settle an argument at a park.

In Brooklyn Heights, a woman slashed a man with a broken bottle inside a hotel room.

Also in Brooklyn Heights, a 70-year-old man was assaulted by a man who twisted his arm inside a jewelry store.

In Bath Beach, two boys arguing over money escalated when one of them shot the other with a bb gun.

Also in Bath Beach at the N Ave. Station, a man stole a power generator left unguarded by the terminal.

Again in Bath Beach, an armored truck driver ran over and killed a 7-year-old girl while she was riding on her little scooter while crossing the street.

In Brighton Beach, a man randomly punched another man in the face while walking by him on the sidewalk.

Also in Brighton Beach, a man was shot in the face during an argument with a man in an SUV.

In Boerum Hill, a man grabbed a woman by her wrist and then stole her car.

In Dyker Heights, a man looking to sell his SUV met up with a buyer through craigslist and took it for test drive with him. When they stopped so the man could inspect the engine, his buyer hit the gas while he was standing over it and broke the seller’s legs and pelvis.

In Gerriston Beach, a 4-year-old boy got hit by a minivan while riding across the street on a scooter.

In Flatlands, a million dollars in cash was found by the FDNY when firemen that fell from the ceiling while they were chopping with axes while fighting a fire.

In Kensington, a man killed himself when he crashed his car into a tree.

In Prospect Park, a man got caught dumping 100 eels into a lake, but by a passerby and not Parks Police, because de Blasio made massive cuts to the Parks Dept.

In Weeksville, a man got shot in the butt in the middle of the block.

In Park Slope at the Union St. Station, a man got attacked by another man by the turnstiles after he decided to film him with his phone because he was not wearing a face mask on the train. Then the vector took his phone and smashed it on the ground.

Also in Park Slope, dozens of cops were deployed to a block and shut down a kiddie music concert while clad in riot gear and with their patrol vehicles flashing their lights for no apparent reason or justification for their militarized presence there.

Queens

In Sunnyside, a massive luxury car meet where drivers speed and rev their engines and pop their mufflers while hundreds of revelers blast music and get loaded at Home Depot parking lot and then engage in drag racing on the avenues, boulevards and backstreets has been disturbing the peace of and fomenting fear in residents in the area for a month. And has not seen one instance of repression from the NYPD despite over 30 111 calls to complain about the noise and pollution. Now is there any more doubts about a police slowdown in NYC?Also in Sunnyside, a man followed two women to an apartment building and beat them down, robbed a purse and then he rode away on an e-bike.In Jamaica, two teenage boys stole a car that the owner left idling and then crashed it into another car. A two week old baby was in the backseat.

Also in Jamaica, a dead man was found behind a building wrapped in a tarp.

Again in Jamaica, a man was shot three times on the boulevard and the gunman jumped in a car and got away.

And again in Jamaica, a man walked up to a group of men hanging outside while a wake was going on in a house and shot at all of them, killing one man and injuring another man.

And again in Jamaica, two men and two women were shot by a park at 5 in the morning.

And again in Jamaica,at the Sutphin Blvd. Station, a man gave a pandhandler 5 bucks then the beggar followed him on the F train and wanted more cash and then beat him up and stabbed him with a screwdriver and bailed at the next station.

And again in Jamaica, three men sitting in a courtyard got shot at in a drive-by.

And again in Jamaica, a man assaulted two men in their eighties on two city buses in two incidents and also stole their baseball caps.

And again in Jamaica, a man randomly attacked an off-duty cop who just stepped out of his car and then took his cellphone and destroyed it.

In Jamaica Hills, a man feigning to be having trouble with a coffee machine at a deli takes out a knife and stabbed a 67-year-old customer three times on his head, shoulder and torso when he was trying to help him. Then he stabbed the cashier in the chest and back and robbed the register of $40.

In South Jamaica, two men were shot in their arms during a street fight at 3 in the morning.

In Far Rockaway, a 17-year-old boy walked up to three people hanging out by an apartment building and shot them multiple times, hitting a man and woman in their legs and then chased the other man down the alley and shot one of them to death with a blast to his chest and injured the other by shooting his leg.

Also in Far Rockaway, a man walked up to another man sitting on a bench at a park, got into an argument with him and wailed punches on him and hit him with a bottle, then the other man grabbed a knife and stabbed him in the chest twice. Both men walked away staggering and bleeding and the stabbing victim died from his wound after collapsing in front of a nail salon.

Again in Far Rockaway, a man got shot to death on the street in front of an apartment building.

In Averne, a man was shot at and hit twice on the street.

In Rockaway Beach, a man was shot to death while sitting in his car when a man ran up to him and shot him point blank in broad daylight.

Also in Rockaway Beach, a sanitation worker assaulted his partner because he needed to take a piss or a shit.

In Belle Harbor, four men broke into a Dunkin’ Donuts and stole a $100 from the register.

In Edgemere, a man stabbed his wife to death in their apartment.

In Hollis, a man was shot to death during a drive-by while he was walking on the sidewalk.

In Astoria, a man made lurid advances towards a woman on the sidewalk and fled across the street when she took her celly out. Then the man walked back to her and grabbed her breasts.

Also in Astoria, a man broke the window of a jewelry store and stole everything off the display cases.

Again in Astoria, a man held up another man at gunpoint in a robbery attempt then let him be when the man said he was broke.

And again in Astoria, a man blew up his apartment with percursor explosive materials. When the cops arrived to arrest him and search for more they found manuals for setting off bombs and the FDNY discovered a crate with amonium nitrate powder and fuses after they doused the fire. So is this guy with Antifa or QAnon?

And again in Astoria, a man killed himself while rushing to make a food delivery order when he crashed his moped into a van that stopped for the stop sign at an intersection.

And again in Astoria, a man standing in the bike lane with his car spit on a woman on a bike from his window when he drove by her.

And again in Astoria, a man shot at a bodega worker because he wouldn’t hook him up with a free pack of smokes. Then he rode on the sidewalk on his motorcycle.

And again in Astoria, a gang of three men approached then surrounded a couple on the sidewalk and stole the man’s wallet after they threatened to whack him with a pipe.

In Woodside at the 61st St. Station, another rat bastard smashed a bunch of windows on the 7 train. The 18 that were damaged has resulted in a total of 500 windows that had to be replaced, as the MTA’s president is currently begging for $12,000,000,000 from the federal government and are now pinning their hopes on a Harris/Biden victory in November.It’s time for the city council to write up legislation to bring back stockades for these ratfucking vandals.

Also in Woodside, a woman threw a glass bottle at another woman jogging passed her and yelled racial slurs at her and threatened her to leave town and go to another continent.

Again in Woodside, a man got killed when he crashed his motorcycle into an SUV turning into an intersection.

In Long Island City, a man got shot twice inside a building at the Queensbridge Houses and died from his wounds.

Also in Long Island City, a man jumped a 62-year-old man from behind at a gas station, then put him in a chokehold and punched his face just to rob him of four bucks.

In Elmhurst, a man was found dead on the top steps of a basement entrance by a bodega.

Also in Elmhurst, a man was shot three times on the sidewalk following an argument with the gunman.

Again in Elmhurst, a man got killed by a hit and run driver while walking in the crosswalk of the L.I.E. exit.

In East Elmhurst, a man with mental problems and infected with COVID-19 ran away from security and the city’s tracer trackers at a hotel housing homeless people and tennis pros playing in the U.S. Open.

In Corona, a man grabbed a woman’s ass in front of her house while she was taking out the garbage.

Also in Corona, a man was found dead inside a hotel room.

Again in Corona, a 17-year-old boy got shot on the street during a drive-by.

In Jackson Heights, two men confronted another man by a park and shot him in the leg.

Also in Jackson Heights, a woman got killed by a stray bullet when she went to look outside her window when an

Also in Jackson Heights, a woman got killed by a stray bullet when she went to look outside her bedroom window when an

Also in Jackson Heights, a woman got killed by a stray bullet when she went to look outside her window as an argument between two men on the street in front of her apartment building woke her up in her bedroom. Prior to the shooting, one of the men was attempting to steal a moped off a pole with another man and then they both rode off on a moped on the sidewalk. It turned out that the shooter fired his gun at the apartment building to scare tenants who were watching the commotion going on outside.

In Briarwood, a man yanked a chain off a woman’s neck while she was walking on the sidewalk pushing her kid in a stroller.

In Forest Hills, a man was shot at twice while driving his car when a man jumped out on the street and aimed his gun at him.

Also in Forest Hills, a man stole a van containing charity food from a community center when the driver left it idling.

In Maspeth, an activist group aligning themselves with the Black Lives Matter movement protested in front of a house belonging to Ed Mullins to denounce systemic police abuse and his support for a fringe social networking collective and the house belonged to a man with the same name of who they were protesting against, who doesn’t even live in Queens.

Then they marched down the street on bikes while stealing American flags off residents houses along the way and burned them on the street. Then they went to a 9/11 memorial and yelled about an official in City Council.

In Forest Park, a gang of teenage boys rode their bikes on the golf course. When a 79-year-old groundskeeper caught them trying to take the flag off a green, the boys shoved him to the ground and caused him to die of a heart attack.

In Kew Gardens at the Jamaica Van Wyck Station, a woman was sexually molested when a man grinded into her from behind when she was going through the turnstile.

In Flushing, a woman collecting cans on the street to recycle for little amount of spare money got hit in the head by a stray bullet from a man shooting from a car nearby.

In Rego Park, a man wound up killing himself when he was speeding on the street on his motorcycle, then ran a red light and hit a woman crossing the street, causing him to fall off his bike and hit the ground running.

In Ridgewood, a man broke into six apartments in three weeks and stole over 24 grand in jewelry and cash.

In Fresh Meadows, a man broken into a construction lot and robbed three tires and drove away.

In Beechurst, two men having a dispute at a house party decided to take it outside, then one of them decided to win the fight by shooting the other man in the stomach The gunman fled the scene in his car.

In College Point, a man got shot to death while sitting in his car.

Also in College Point, a man beat up and strangled his girlfriend in house and when the cops arrived to respond to the domestic violence incident, he shot at them  with an AK-47 from the second and first floor windows multiple times and then surrendered when he ran out of bullets.

In Ozone Park at the 80th St. Station, a man and a boy ran up to the conductor’s window on the A train that arrived at the station and punched him in the face.

In Woodhaven, a woman smashed three windows on a city bus with a pipe after the driver bounced her out for fighting with another passenger.

In Howard Beach, a man killed himself when he crashed into a police car while speeding on his motorcycle.

Also in Howard Beach, a man got pulled over in his car by state troopers on the boulevard, then he hit the gas and crashed into a bank. The man was caught with heroin and a loaded gun.

Again in Howard Beach, a man killed himself by crashing his motorcycle into an SUV while speeding on the boulevard.

In Lindenwood, the body of a dead woman was found by a creek.

In Meadowmere, a man speeding while driving drunk lost control of his car and crashed through a fence and collided into a tree, killing a woman that was in the front seat with him.

In Murray Hill, two men broke into a house and robbed $5000 and a laptop after the resident just left it.

In Middle Village, NYPD detectives staking out a house for drugs got confronted by the suspect who came outside and flashed an assault rifle at them. They managed to arrest him with back up from federal agents.

In Wakefield, a man crashed his car into tree while speeding on the boulevard by the Belt Parkway, instantly killing his three passengers.

Also in Wakefield, a man and a woman both got shot on the avenue during a drive by.

In Springfield Gardens, a man was shot in the leg on the boulevard.

Also in Springfield Gardens, a man jumped into a car and stole it while a woman and her mother were loading it with groceries and 7-year-old boy in the back seat and his grandmother was still holding on to the door and being dragged on the asphalt.

Again in Springfield Gardens, a man wanted for shooting two people in St. Albans got caught by cops and led them on a pursuit in his SUV. While being ordered to surrender, the man comes out armed with two guns and gets into a shootout with the cops and dies instantly from the fusillade of returning gunfire, sealing his fate after writing about his refusal to get incarcerated again on his social media account.

On Rikers Island, violence and crime committed by inmates have rose over 280% and attacks against correction officers went up by 20%, even though the prison population is the lowest it’s ever been.

Bronx

In Eastchester, two men armed with guns ran into an auto dealership and got into a shootout with another gunman inside, as a stray bullet hit a man in the leg as he dived to protect his three children by taking cover behind a couch. The skells ran of the showroom still blasting. The man who got hit was there to buy a car for his wife and now is unemployed after he lost two jobs because of the injury that hardhead outlaw caused.

In Soundview, a man got run over by a hit-and-run driver while riding his bike.

Also in Soundview, a man walked up to another man on the sidewalk and shot him in the chest and then turned around and walked backed inside an apartment building and ditched his hoodie and put on a t-shirt to avoid recognition. The victim ran to a hospital where he died from his wounds.

Again in Soundview, a man was shot in the stomach from a drive by.

In Mott Haven, a man killed himself when he hit a man on a bike path with his e-bike and then fell on the ground from the impact. The rider was not wearing a helmet.

Also in Mott Haven, a man and a woman mugged an autistic man by beating him down to the sidewalk and then stealing his wallet and phone.

Again in Mott Haven, a man was shot in the leg and another man was shot in the groin on the streets in incidents 30 minutes apart from each other.

And again in Mott Haven, a fight between two men in front of a bodega led to one of them getting shot to death.

And again in Mott Haven, a man shot another man to death on the street and kept shooting him while he was on the ground.

And again in Mott Haven, a man with a gun barged into an apartment by kicking the door down and then fired a shot and hit an 8-year-old girl while her parents were in another room.

And again in Mott Haven, a three-year-old girl died from COVID-19 complications while under supervision of her grandfather who decided to take her to a hospital in Queens instead of one nearby in the Bronx. He exacerbated her ailing condition by stopping at a bodega on the way there. An essential thing missing from this tragic story is where she caught the novel virus.

And again in Mott Haven, two women were both hit by stray bullets from a shootout on the street while they were visiting a candlelit vigil at a public housing building nearby.

And again in Mott Haven, a man was shot at on a street corner and refused to give info to the cops at the hospital.

And again in Mott Haven, people dining outside had to duck and cover while two men engaged in a shootout right near them on the street.

In Highbridge, a man standing in the middle of the street tried to shoot a man off his motorcycle as he rode towards him in a robbery attempt.

Also in Highbridge, four men ganged up and beat down a man because he didn’t want buy their drugs. “Just say no” has not aged well.

Again in Highbridge, a man jumped out of car and shot at a man walking on the sidewalk and hit his leg as he ran away.

In Tremont, a man smacked a bodega worker in the face after he was told to wear a face mask.

In Norwood, a transvestite hooked up for sex on app with a man and then slaughtered him at his apartment with a machete.

Also in Norwood, a stray bullet broke through a bedroom window of an apartment that a teenage girl shares with her kid brother and younger sister.

In Hunts Point, a man was shot to death in front of his house only a few days after he finished serving time in a prison upstate.

Also in Hunts Point, a massive fire was set inside a junkyard.

In Crotona, a man shot a 17-year-old boy to death on the sidewalk in broad daylight during a gun battle between two gangs.

In Van Nest, a man getting into a street dispute with a group of other man turned his attention to another man who was standing nearby waiting for someone to pick him up from work and then he attacked him and threw him against a wall and beat him down to the ground. The victim was in the hospital for four days without his family aware of it.

In Wakefield, a man stepped out of a car, walked up to another man on a street corner and shot him to death in broad daylight.

Also in Wakefield, a man ran inside a bodega to hide from a gang chasing him, then shot at them when they approached the entrance, escalating into a shootout inside the store when another man ran in spraying bullets.

Again in Wakefield at the 241 St. Station, a homeless man threw a baby stroller on the tracks in between the cars of the 2 train then the conductor locked him inside the cars for the police’s arrival.

And again in Wakefield, a man was shot in the leg on a street corner.

In Belmont, two men waiting for a man to come out of a deli whacked him repeatedly with a stick and slashed his neck then stole his cellphone.

In Melrose, a man was shot on the street following an argument with the gunman.

Also in Melrose, a man got shot in the leg from a drive-by following a dispute with another man.

Again in Melrose, a man stepped out of a car that rolled up to three men hanging out in parking lot and shot them multiple times, killing one man with a blast to the head and critically injuring another by hitting him 7 times on his legs and groin area.

And again in Melrose, a man was stabbed to death on the middle of a block.

And again in Melrose, a man walked up to another man sitting in his car and held him up at gunpoint and forced him to give up his backpack. Then the gunman pistol whipped him, but left the safety off the gun causing it to discharge 3 bullets striking the victim twice.

In Mount Hope, a man snatched a chain worth $500 off a man’s neck inside of a grocery store.

In Claremont, a man was shot to death on a street corner.

In Longwood, a man arguing with another man escalated when his foe pulled out a gun and shot him in the head after chasing him down the street, causing the victim to die a day later.

In Morrisania, a man survived a shot to his head after having an argument with his shooter on the street.

In Morris Heights, a 63-year-old woman sitting in her car double-parked in the street while waiting for a parking space got punched in the face by a woman through the driver’s window and then she retreated back to her own vehicle Then a man showed up and yanked the victim out her car and threw her to the ground while she was writing up the plate as people witnesses the beat down gawked.

In Pelham Parkway, a man employed as a police officer for the Department of Homeless Services expecting to hook up with a teenage girl got caught in a sting by a social media vigilante who sets up child predators.

Also in Pelham Parkway, a woman got hit by a police car while she was finishing crossing the street. The cops were deployed to assist other cops on the Throggs Neck bridge in a traffic stop of a vehicle. The woman died from her injuries four days later; she was only twenty.

In Marble Hill, a man shoplifted over $100 worth of clothes from a department store and stabbed a security guard in the arm with scissors when he tried to stop him.

In Parkchester, a man mugged a 63-year-old man inside a bathroom at a department store by putting him a chokehold and taking 40 bucks from his pocket.

Also in Parkchester, two men sharing a motor scooter snatched the chains off the necks of a man and two women in a span of 90 minutes but failed to rip off a cellphone from another man. Then they rode to Inwood and snatched a chain worth 2 g’s from a man and then rode to Foxhurst and ripped off necklaces off of two more women.

In Throggs Neck, a man got shot in the leg from a drive-by.

In Fordham Heights, a 5-year-old boy was found walking on the streets at night without adult supervision.

Also in Fordham Heights, a man was caught storing pounds of meth, heroin and fentanyl inside his basement apartment

In White Plains, a cop who was suspended from the NYPD for stalking his girlfriend and posting inappropriate content on social media(?) was caught inside a restaurant and then arrested for possessing a gun.

Staten Island

In Mariners Harbor, two men got shot while sitting in a car during a gang hit, one of them getting killed. The dead man previously killed a man by running him over with a car during a gang brawl in front of a courthouse two years ago and a 68-year-old woman got killed by a stray bullet in a retaliation shooting by another man.

Again in  Mariners Harbor, a man got shot to death in front of his family following an argument with his killer who followed him home in his car after the two had a traffic dispute on the Staten Island expressway.

And again in Mariners Harbor,  a man got caught by cops on the street with a loaded gun. Probably preventing a third killing in the area days after two men got murdered on the same day.

In Concord, a man shot his son to death with a shotgun that he was holding while having a domestic dispute at his house in what he claimed was self-defense and an accident.

In West Brighton, a man shot his girlfriend in the leg on the street.

Also in West Brighton, a man attempting to hold up a bank with a note decided to give up and walk out.

Again in West Brighton, a man pulled over by cops who suspected him of attempting to pry an ATM from a bank with his SUV, hit the gas and then crashed his vehicle into a woman’s car at an intersection and then tried to carjack another vehicle but ran away when the cops arrived and then chased him down and arrested him.

In New Brighton, five men stole sodas from a bodega as one of them held up a worker at knifepoint.

Also in New Brighton, a man got shot to death in the middle of the street as he was about to attend a memorial for another victim of gun violence.

Again in New Brighton, shots went off in front of house after midnight.

And again in New Brighton, a man slashed another man in the face during an argument.

In West Brighton, a 17-year-old boy was shot at from another vehicle while he was driving his car.

In Grant City, a man got busted for dealing heroin and pills during a NYPD raid at his apartment

In Port Richmond, four shots went off on a street around 9 p.m.

Also in Port Richmond, two men fighting over money led to one of them getting stabbed in the shoulder.

Again in Port Richmond, a gang of four men ganged up on two men and stabbed them multiple times on the street.

In Stapleton, shots were fired by a dead end street, causing two teenage boys to run away.

In Rossville, a 79-year-old woman woke up in the early morning to find a burglar in her house, causing him to run out the door.

In Bulls Head , a man sneaked into a flower shop as it was closing and went to the cash register and was taking money from it when the manager caught him and locked the door behind him, trapping him inside. The captive thief pleaded with the manager to let him go and promised to put the money back, but still made off with $350 when the manager unlocked the door and let him flee.

Also in Bullshead, two men and a woman were shot at multiple times when a car passed by them as the passenger shot them with a paintball gun.

In Elm Park, a man stabbed his roommate to death on the porch of their apartment building during a fight.

In Greenridge, a man attacked a 61-year-old worker inside a bagel shop then went behind the counter and stuck a screwdriver up to another worker and punched him while robbing $8,800 from the cash register and from inside a cabinet.

Also in Greenridge, cops pulled over a man during a traffic stop and caught him with an unlicensed gun.

In Todt Hill, a man broke into a house and robbed car keys and bottles of booze while the family and the nanny was still there and then stole a BMW that was parked outside. The thief got caught by the cops when he got greedy and went back there to steal another luxury car.

In Charleston, a man punched another man in the face and knocked him to the ground during a rally supporting President Trump after he accused the victim of being affiliated with antifa.