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Senior assaulted and robbed in Soundview

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Bronx parks commissioner and volunteer attacked in Starlight Park

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Man arrested for murder outside Parkchester Funeral Home

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Woman found dead in Melrose apartment

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Subway rider threatens father and daughter with knife

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Thieves steal $3K in Woodlawn bodega armed robbery

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29-year-old man shot in Mott Haven

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Man savagely attacked in Norwood section

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Bronx boy named ASPCA Kid of the Year

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Woman pistol whipped and car sprayed with bullets

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Queens man arrested for murder outside of a Bronx club

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Man assaulted after car accident on Bronx River Parkway

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FDNY Ladder 55 equipment stolen: NYPD

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Riverdale restaurant impacted by COVID receives financial boost from PepsiCo

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Man viciously attacked at Freeman Street Station

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Man assaulted and stabbed on D train platform

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