New Clues May Lead To Answers In Murder Of Chabad Chosid Rabbi Yosef Raskin
New clues have arisen that may help officials close a case in the death of rabbi, but they still need the public’s help.
New Clues Could Point To Karina Vetrano Killer
Police investigating the brutal rape and murder of a Queens jogger have found new evidence that could be used to trace her killer, law enforcement sources said Friday.
New Clinton Emails Found During Anthony Weiner Sexting Probe
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s e-mails after finding new evidence on seized devices belonging to Anthony Weiner and Huma Abedin, according to Fox News.
New Chief Appointed To Ramapo Police Department
Four months after the retirement of Ramapo Police Chief Peter Brower, the town board held a special vote Tuesday morning, appointing Captain Brad Weidel as the new police chief for the Ramapo police department, town officials said.
New Charges Released In Clarkstown Police Chief Michael Sullivan Case
The new disciplinary charges against suspended Clarkstown police Chief Michael Sullivan accuse him of failing to file annual ethics forms and condoning improper investigations.
New Charges For NYPD Cops, Jeremy Reichberg At Center of FBI Probe
NYPD cops James Grant and Michael Harrington, charged last month with accepting favors from prostitutes and other gifts in exchange for police protection, were indicted Thursday and slapped with new charges that could mean more prison time if convicted.
New Boss Of NYPD’s Scandal-Scarred License Division Suddenly Quits
New York – The top ranking NYPD official hand picked by Police Commissioner Bill Bratton to clean up the scandal-scarred License Division has abruptly quit the force, DNAinfo reported.
New Bill Allows 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia
The United States Senate on Tuesday approved legislation that would allow victims of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks to sue Saudi Arabia, The Hill reported.
New Allegations In Israeli Naval, ThyssenKrupp ThyssenKrupp
On Monday, the administration of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied allegations of impropriety in the procurement of four surface craft from German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp.
New Allegations Against Former Congressman Gary Condit In Chandra Levy Case
New allegations made by the defense in a new trial for the man accused of murdering Chandra Levy are raising questions about the disappearance of Levy, the FBI intern who vanished in May 2001 and whose remains were found the next year in Washington, D.C.,’s Rock Creek Park.