ABC reports that first responders rescued three people after a fire erupted inside a public housing apartment building in East Harlem Monday afternoon. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: 23rd Precinct
$1,000 Reward For Hare Raising Theft At East Harlem Shelter
Gothamist reports that an Animal Care and Control is offering a $1,000 reward for the safe return of a bunny that was taken from its East Harlem care center. Continue Reading →
Second NYPD Officer In Two Weeks Gets Legionnaires’ Disease
For the second time this month, an officer at an East Harlem stationhouse has come down with Legionnaires’ disease, according to police. Continue Reading →
Legionnaires’ Found In NYPD Harlem Stationhouse
The bacteria that causes Legionnaires disease has been detected at a Manhattan NYPD stationhouse and at least one officer has been hospitalized, The Post has learned. Continue Reading →
Cop Suspended After Harlem Suspect Slips Out Of Squad Car
A shoplifting suspect who slipped out of an NYPD squad car Saturday is back in cuffs, and one of the cops who bungled his arrest has been suspended, police said. Continue Reading →
Accused East Harlem Murderer On The Run Busted After Traffic Stop
A routine traffic stop Saturday landed cops an East Harlem man on the lam from a murder charge for more than three years. Continue Reading →
Prisoner In Custody Escapes From NYPD In East Harlem
A handcuffed prisoner escaped from police custody in East Harlem early Sunday — the third prisoner to evade cops since June, authorities said. Continue Reading →
More People Shot In Harlem So Far Then All Of Last Year
Nearly 50 people have been shot in Harlem so far this year, in a spate of gun violence in the neighborhood that surpassed this time last year. Continue Reading →
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