Crime in the City: the Police Blotter

Here’s the best of the blotter in a city where crime, among other things, never sleeps.

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NYPD officers walk along the Brooklyn Bridge on January 6, 2025 at New York City. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images

Since its inception in the 1830s, the Sun has chronicled crime in the mean streets of the City that Never Sleeps, and to this day, the police blotter – or its digital equivalent – offers fascinating snapshots into lives gone wrong in the myriad neighborhoods of the five boroughs. Our aim here is to chronicle the more curious criminal incidents across New York City that, with local news coverage in retreat, may not otherwise come under a spotlight. 

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