Police are on the hunt for six people responsible for the firebombing of a West Village smoke shop on Wednesday morning. According to police sources, a group of about six men was spotted outside of 131 Christopher St. around 3:11 a.m. on Dec. 3. Cops say they smashed the business's window and tossed an unknown incendiary device into the building. Afterward, the group fled the scene westbound along Christopher Street.
Authorities made a shocking discovery at a New York City Housing Authority complex in Brooklyn on Thursday. A baby boy was found dead in a bag in Canarsie at the Bay View Houses on East 102nd Street between Sea View and Shore Parkway, police said. The bag was discovered in the rear of the NYCHA building at around 11 a.m., according to police.
Authorities say the two victims, a 37-year-old man and a 39-year-old man, began recording two men they believed to be suspicious after they donned hoodies and masks. The pair would later tell cops they started filming just in case something were to happen. However, the masked men became enraged at the video-happy straphangers. Police report that the four men became embroiled in a verbal dispute that ended with a vicious assault.
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Police are investigating the alleged assaults, which reportedly occurred on March 9 earlier this year. At 8.40pm in Cruikshank Street, a woman in her 20s reported being followed by a man who sexually assaulted her before walking away towards Great Percy Street.