Aspiring Fashion Designer Slain in Subway
Rudolph Dunning, 25, died from stabs wounds suffered during a fight inside the Morris Avenue station in Soundview.
Articles by Sasha Gonzales
ICE Crackdown Underway In Bronx, Across U.S.
ICE has begun an operation targeting illegal immigrants in so-called sanctuary cities across the U.S., with agents stepping up surveillance in predominantly Latino neighborhoods—including parts of the Bronx, local immigration attorneys told Bronx Justice News.
Man Who Shot Up 41st Precinct Indicted: Prosecutors
A Bronx man was indicted on multiple counts of attempted murder Wednesday for allegedly carrying out two ambush attacks on police in the 41st Precinct last month, authorities said.
Man Stabs Three, Kills Girlfriend in Bronx Spree
A man has been charged with murder for allegedly fatally killing his girlfriend in Unionport Sunday night as part of a three-victim stabbing spree, police said.
Bronx Woman Dies After Bank ATM Attack
Tamara Sinclair was assaulted Feb. 11 by a group of attackers at the Bank of America on the corner Pelham Parkway and White Plains Road, authorities said.
Pair Wanted for Questioning in Baseball Bat Beating
By Sasha Gonzales sgonzales@bronxjusticenews.com Police are searching for two potential suspects in a baseball bat attack in the Bronx. The NYPD this week released photos […]
Bodega Clerk Fatally Shot by Masked Killer
Yehya Almontaser, a native of Yemen who had recently become a U.S. citizen, suffered two bullet wounds to his chest at B&A Gourmet Deli, on Brook Avenue at 137th Street in Mott Haven.
Woman Slashed in Face on Bronx Train
The victim, Rabia Bugum, 23, received stitches to her head and hand after the attack, which happened on a northbound No. 6 train at Brooke Avenue about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, police said.
Teen Charged in Fordham Heights Murder
A 19-year-old man was indicted for murder and manslaughter Tuesday, accused of stabbing a 20-year-old victim to death in Fordham Heights last year, authorities said.
NYPD Officer Charged in Armed Robbery
Michael Latimer of the Transit Bureau was off-duty when he and an accomplice allegedly entered an Allerton apartment shortly before 4 p.m. Thursday, holding one or more guns on their target, authorities said.