For her outing, Wendy was dressed in a green graffiti-emblazoned bomber jacket over a black top, blue-denim Daisy Dukes, black leggings, and matching furry boots. Coterie filed a police report ...

The New York Post reported at least a dozen protesters were handcuffed after they blocked the streets and refused to listen to NYPD instructions to clear the road. 'Move cops, get out the way ...

Punctuated by dramatic music and quick cuts, the first video, dubbed “True Blue NYPD Finest,” looked like the TV show “Cops.” Officers run and shout as they chase people joyriding on motorbikes and ...

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Detective Melissa Mercado of NYPD's Special Victims Division was pulled from active investigations after appearing in a controversial rap video by S-Quire. The video, seen as degrading to women ...

EAST FLATBUSH, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Detectives are looking to talk to the woman who handed a lifeless 3-year-old boy to staff at SUNY Downstate Hospital. Kyng Davis was ...

NYPD detectives say a 3-year-old boy who was dropped off at Downstate Hospital in Prospect Lefferts Gardens on Sunday morning was pronounced dead. Police say that the child had visible bruising.

According to New York Post, Melissa Mercado, the NYPD detective, had gone viral after starring "in a raunchy rap video while twerking in a thong and skimpy bra". Police sources told the outlet ...

Melissa Mercado, the NYPD detective who went viral after starring in a raunchy rap video, will reportedly no longer investigate active cases with the Special Victims Division, which investigates ...

A new federal lawsuit claims the NYPD License Division’s “excessive, unreasonable, and unjustifiable delays” in handling firearm permit applications are a violation of New Yorkers’ Second ...

NYPD detective Melissa Mercado went viral after appearing in rapper S-Quire's risque music video. It's stirred new controversy and invited officials' criticism. NYPD’s special victims unit ...