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Rescue From Subway Tracks | Worker's 60 Foot Fall |Road Rage Attack In Hell's Kitchen

Posted Wed, May 23, 2018 at 5:15 pm ET|Updated Wed, May 23, 2018 at 5:18 pm ET

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Dykstra, the famous spark plug called "Nails" who led the Mets to the World Series, also had coke and MDMA, police say.

Bystander video shows two commuters jumping onto subway tracks at a Chelsea station to save someone who had fallen.

A construction worker is believed to have fallen about 60 feet from scaffolding on Wednesday, according to police.

A man intentionally struck another motorist after an argument about driving quality.

An investigation revealed the driver of the Maserati was wrongly identified.

NYPD precincts in Southeast Queens rank among the city's highest for weed-related arrests and summonses, lawmakers said in a letter to the DA.

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