Responding to the growing food hardship brought on by the COVID 19 health crisis, Harlem firefighters and police officers joined Friends of Public School Harlem to distribute boxes of food on the 19th Anniversary of the September 11th this September attack. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: 32nd Precinct
Missing Harlem Man Last Seen On Upper West Side
Patch reports the NYPD is asking for the public’s help to locate a missing Harlem man who was last seen at an Upper West Side community center, police said. Continue Reading →
Harlem Cop Claimed $358 In Overtime Even Though She Spent The Time With Jailed Husband
NY Daily News reports that a Harlem cop banked $358 in overtime for hours she spent at her precinct’s stationhouse, where her husband was being processed on an assault arrest, authorities said Tuesday. Continue Reading →
Bettie “Queen of Pinups” Page’s History In Harlem (warning)
Long before there was Fifty Shades of Grey, there was Bettie Page. Bettie Mae Page was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 22, 1923. She gained a significant profile in the 1950s for her pin-up photos. Continue Reading →
Boy, 3, Falls To His Death From Window Of Harlem Apartment Building
The heartbroken mother of a 3-year-old boy who plummeted to his death Sunday night from a 13-story window in Harlem prayed and sobbed as paramedics desperately tried to save him, witnesses said. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Lara Land Extends Practice To NYPD
Congratulations to Lara Land for bringing her Land Yoga, which will be part of her Ashtanga practice to the New York Police Departments 32nd precinct in Harlem. 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 →
A National Night Out For A Drug-Free World in Harlem
Here are great photographs series of Harlemites showing their support for a drug free world sent to us from Meghan Fialkoff with The Foundation for a Drug-Free World in July 2015 in Harlem. Continue Reading →
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