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The NYPD said it was aware of the video and was investigating the incident.

The NYPD says it has improved the way it treats rape survivors. But some say it hasn't gone nearly far enough.

Police called the ammunition stash "unprecedented."

Police corrected reports of a "loose tiger" roaming Manhattan.

The body had been spotted earlier but was mistaken for a doll.

Police were called out to a man pointing what witnesses thought was a firearm at people.

Calls between ADA Nicole Manini and former NYPD detective Richard Hall began before the alleged rape and continued after it.

"The reaction was, 'Let's grab this guy and make sure we can get him down safely and whatever problems he had, they can be resolved.'"

Investigators also say the woman fled Russia for New York after killing her neighbor and driving for hours with the burned corpse in her passenger's seat.

Woman receive $60,000 after being forced to take of Islamic headscarf in front of male officers.

Witnesses said the barber didn't let the client leave without paying for the haircut.

A Bronx Supreme Court judge cleared NYPD Sergeant Hugh Barry in the fatal shooting of a mentally unstable woman.

Chapters range from San Francisco to Boston, Israel to Japan, but the civilian crime-fighting group began as the brainchild of a McDonald's manager fed up with the mayhem in 1970s New York.

The NYPD announced plans to institute the training program in 2014 after one of its officers killed Eric Garner by putting him in a chokehold.

NYPD officers will receive new training to address bias in policing starting February 6.

Louis Scarcella was once a well-respected detective, known for cracking tough cases. Now he's accused of fabricating confessions, among other things.

The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association says that the forced release of video from police body cameras violates officers' rights. 

"You're all really going to do this today?" one protester is heard asking.

An emotionally disturbed man was already known to law enforcement before being arrested Thursday.

Erica Garner, activist, and daughter of Eric Garner, was pronounced dead on Saturday morning.

Training is slated to begin in late January or February 2018, though New York City's mayor repeatedly lauded the impact the training has already had last year.

The daughter of Eric Garner, whose death helped spark the Black Lives Matter movement, suffered a heart attack Saturday.

New York officials said the attack is a "terror-related incident."

Walter (Hawk) Newsome claims he was slammed to the ground during a peaceful protest in February.

The parade is set for Thursday, less than a month after the deadliest attack in the Big Apple since 9/11.

The NAACP called the verdict "another trial for police violence; another officer acquittal." 

The attacker is being treated for critical injuries and is under arrest.

Police officers "don't go into it with the idea of thinking about killing somebody. They're thinking about neutralizing the threat."

The officer is a 28-year-old who had been assigned to NYPD 1st Precinct for the past five years.

NYPD confirmed the parade was still a go at a press conference.