Teenager And Woman Shot In Broad Daylight In Brooklyn, Officials Say: Patch PM

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Posted Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 4:17 pm ET|Updated Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 5:08 pm ET

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The teenager is in critical condition after he was shot in the torso and neck, said police.

Police said a man in a green Honda ran over a 20-year-old's left foot then returned to shoot his left leg.

The Daily News reported that city workers have lost 17,143 hours thanks to subway delays.

Protesters will rally Wednesday evening in Columbus Circle before marching to Trump Tower. Thousands have said they are "going" on Facebook.

The former public school teacher was fired from a Harlem elementary school because students rubbed her with lotion and combed her hair.

A man is robbing banks from Union Square to the Upper West Side, police said.

Arnold Moody yelled homophobic slurs and pulled a knife on an A Train passenger earlier this month, prosecutors said.

One person was taken to a hospital on Wednesday.

Bridget Jones' owner died in the fire, according to the vet that treated the cat.

The hospital will lease a brand-new medical facility on East 62nd Street near the Queensboro Bridge, according to real estate records.

The South Street Seaport Museum is getting $4.5 million from city officials to restore a 110-year-old ship.

Filth flies, rodents and sewage – the dirty secrets restaurants don't want you to know about.

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