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A group of New York City police officers, known as the NYPD 12, files a lawsuit against the department's illegal quota system that targets young minorities.
Three murders were committed by Sante Kimes and her son Kenny Kimes in a two-year crime spree driven by greed and deception.
Thirty thousand dollars in cash, along with heroin and cocaine, was seized during a police raid on a drug operation in Queens in July 1985.
More than a year of undercover work by the FBI and NYPD led to the arrest of Hernando Trujillo and six co-conspirators linked to the Medellin cartel.
26-year-old Lorenzo 'Fatcat' Nichols distributes cocaine and heroin to mid-level dealers, charging $50,000 for a kilo during the 1980s drug crisis in Queens.
Over 900 people were fatally shot by US police in 2015, with at least 100 of those deaths involving unarmed African-Americans.
Michael Moore expresses frustration over CNBC's restrictions preventing him from conducting an interview at the New York Stock Exchange on October 24, 2011.
Four hundred million dollars could be redirected from the NYPD to support community needs, according to Black Lives Matter Greater New York's proposals for reform.
Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán was extradited to the U.S. to face a 17-count indictment for drug smuggling and leading the Sinaloa cartel.
Edwin Raymond, a New York City police officer, confronts the challenges of policing amid community pressures and arrest quotas after a troubled upbringing.
Erica Garner shares her father's death by NYPD chokehold and the ensuing protests for justice.
Fifteen-year-old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was murdered in 2018 by a gang in the Bronx, with social media amplifying the violence surrounding his death.
The East Village riot on Aug. 7, 1988, leads to six cops indicted by the New York District Attorney.
John Pappas and William Raja highlight K9 training and partnerships in New York City.
KC monitors law enforcement scanners and chases breaking news stories across New York City, often working five to seven nights a week.
Hunter Boone monitors NYPD communications during nationwide protests that began after George Floyd's death.
In 2002, Mohammad Razvi registered 300 people for ESL classes on the first day of the Council of Peoples Organization in New York City.
