A federal grand jury returned a four-count indictment Wednesday against 21-year-old Dzenan Camovic for a knife attack on NYPD officers during a protest on June 3 in Brooklyn, an attack that prosecutors describe as ISIS inspired. Keep Reading
An unprovoked stabbing attack of a New York Police Department officer that ended with two other officers with gunshot wounds and a suspect in critical condition is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. Keep Reading
Authorities are praising the protesters -- whose tip helped police catch two men from Ohio, who were looking to incite violence in New York City. Keep Reading
"We are under threat of violence as we walk down a city street or enter our synagogues to pray or shop in a supermarket for kosher groceries," Diament says at hearing on growing anti-Semitism. Keep Reading
It's not hard to spot the office of Chief Martine Materasso, the first woman to lead the NYPD's Bureau of Counterterrorism. It's the one with Wonder Woman collectibles. Keep Reading
Mayor notes "Iranian proxies have previously scouted out in New York City targets – Hezbollah, in particular." Keep Reading
De Blasio's administration will also convene community and faith leaders from all backgrounds to develop a longer-term, grassroots strategy to combat anti-Semitism. Keep Reading
From dozens of nominations, these awards select people from across the nation who are supporting America in their communities in tangible, beneficial ways, and we are proud to recognize each one. Keep Reading
Chudhary identified the pedestrian bridges over the Grand Central Parkway to the Flushing Bay Promenade and the World’s Fair Marina as locations for attack. Keep Reading
"The NYPD kept New Yorkers safe through the heatwave and last night's outages. We won't tolerate this kind of disrespect," says mayor. Keep Reading
A police official said the report should refute “assertions that the NYPD engages in unwarranted surveillance of political groups or the Muslim community.” Keep Reading
"I will not stand by while friends with cancer from 9/11 are valued any less,” Alvarez testified alongside advocate Jon Stewart at a June 11 hearing. Keep Reading
"I will not stand by while friends with cancer from 9/11 are valued any less," Alvarez testified alongside advocate Jon Stewart at a June 11 hearing. Keep Reading
Recent crisis has caused all levels of police leadership to speak out on the need for cops to look after their mental health and that of their colleagues. Keep Reading
On June 6, Alam met the individual he believed was going to sell him firearms and was shown two Glock 19 pistols with obliterated serial numbers. Keep Reading
The UAS program is intended to help NYPD gather crucial information as situations unfold without putting officers at risk and with less harm and danger to civilian bystanders. Keep Reading
Materials come at low cost but with tremendous upside, promising significant improvement to the NYPD’s ability to assess the performance of their field-deployed ETDs. Keep Reading
Similar to NYPD units, the National Mission Units (NMUs) are specialized police units that are principally used for national-level tactical responses, such as the Kabul International Hotel attack in January where the unit rescued 150 civilians and killed six insurgents. Keep Reading
Cops can only coordinate with ICE when the citywide duty chief, after checking with lawyers, decides it’s necessary for public safety reasons. Keep Reading