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Woman Stuck By Car In Harlem Intersection: Police
The driver of a Toyota smashed into a 56-year-old woman as she was crossing a Harlem street on Saturday, officials said.

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The driver of a Toyota smashed into a 56-year-old woman as she was crossing a Harlem street on Saturday, officials said.

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The Manhattan-bound lanes on the upper level were closed due to the Friday morning car fire above East 60th Street, officials said.
A dispute between strangers ended when a woman slashed a man in the hand, police said.
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A 41-year-old man on Park Avenue was able to subdue a mugger in an early morning attack on Wednesday, officials said.
Year-end NYPD data shows that reported crime in the two Midtown precincts fell by over eight and 11 percent when compared to 2022.
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A Parkside Avenue building had an electrical fire quenched by firefighters, officials said.
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The man was pictured using a handcart to wheel goods away from the targeted Brooklyn store in at least one of the burglaries, officials say.
The man indecently displayed himself and performed a lewd act in front of a 20-year-old woman on a F train near Bryant Park, officials said.
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