A prolific Big Apple shoplifter with over 150 arrests dating back to his teens was busted again in Queens this week, sources told The Post. Tedera Williams, 47, was nabbed on Friday for three separate incidents in which he stole beer from three separate Rite Aids in Queens. The thefts included seven cases of Corona beer and … Read more
A tow-truck driver was killed on the Long Island Expressway in Queens Saturday when a car slammed into him as he worked to hitch a disabled vehicle, police said. The 47-year-old serviceman was standing on the right shoulder of the highway near 85th Street with the 27-year-old owner of a disabled Nissan Altima he was … Read more
A Bronx man who allegedly stabbed a straphanger at the East 176th Street subway station was arrested Saturday, a day after the victim died from his injuries, police said. Saquan Lemons, 27, is accused of approaching Charles Moore as Moore exited a northbound 4 train at around 10:30 p.m. Thursday, and stabbing him several times … Read more
A 22-year-old man stabbed to death in a fight outside a Brooklyn deli last month has been identified as Frederick Bolden, the NYPD said Saturday. Bolden lived in the same Avenue M building in Canarsie as his alleged killer, Erickson Jean-Gilles, 32. Police charged Jean-Gilles with murder on Sept. 27. The men got into a … Read more
A soulless thief pick-pocketed a dead man crushed by a truck in Manhattan — as ghoulish onlookers cheered her on, video obtained by The Post shows. The woman was recorded apparently pick-pocketing the body of a pedestrian who had been crushed under a tractor-trailer in Midtown — and the sickening crime has left police unable … Read more
The brother of the New Jersey cancer nurse killed a year ago after a madman knocked her down in Times Square is furious the killer still hasn’t been brought to justice. Carlito St. Maria, the younger brother of Maria Ambrocio, said the Manhattan District Attorney’s office told him “it could take a long time” before … Read more
Hours after Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency over the ongoing flood of migrants into the Big Apple, airplanes carrying dozens of unaccompanied teen asylum seekers reportedly arrived in New York with little to no advance notice. Two planes each carrying about 24 unaccompanied minors arrived at Orange County Airport in Montgomery around … Read more
Despite a vow by city schools Chancellor David Banks to trim the bloated Department of Education bureaucracy, spending on educrats and their offices has ballooned, an analysis by The Post found. DOE central and district offices have racked up $725 million in expenses for the fiscal year 2022, which ended on June 30 — $101 … Read more
Legal troubles have mounted for up to 82 NYC educators, including four assistant principals, accused of submitting fake vaccine cards to keep their Department of Education jobs. Julie DeVuono, a nurse practitioner and owner of Wild Child Pediatric Center in Amityville on Long Island, revealed in an Aug. 4 email to customers that two co-defendants … Read more
Fake German heiress Anna Sorokin was tight-lipped Saturday about her first night under house arrest in the Big Apple. The con artist, who called herself Anna Delvey and was the subject of the Netflix series “Inventing Anna,” refused to open the door at the East Village walkup where she is now living. She was released … Read more