Teen arrested in NYC attack on SUV in broad daylight

teenager who sexually assaulted a woman in Airdrie.The 37 year-old woman was groped by the yob in broad daylight on a busy main street around 8.10am on Friday morning.Police are now searching for the attacker who was described as white, aged between 13-17 years of age, around 5ft 10 ins in height.The disturbing incident happened near to Honeywell Crescent before he then ran off in the direction of Hazelfield Grove.He was wearing a black jacket with a hood, dark-coloured trousers and black

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Former 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang on Thursday will launch his New York City mayoral campaign -- hoping to replace outgoing Bill de Blasio with an audacious pitch for a universal basic income as a headline policy. Yang will speak in Morningside Heights in Manhattan’s Upper West Side after announcing his campaign on Wednesday evening.

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The NYPD on Friday dropped the charges against a 15-year-old Queens boy who’d been mistaken as part of a roving bicycle gang that trashed two cars in Manhattan, according to a department spokesman.  The case against Geovanni Valle unraveled after the teen shared his alibi with the media — a time-stamped store receipt which placed him at Queens Center Mall at the time dozens of bike-riding teens randomly assailed two vehicles in Manhattan at 4 p.m.Tuesday, law enforcement sources said.  Chief of

The 15-year-old Queens boy arrested as part of the roving bike gang that trashed two cars in Manhattan said Thursday that the allegations against him are "bulls–t," insisting that he has an alibi — and that he doesn’t even own a bike. Geovanni Valle, who was picked up late Wednesday on charges of criminal mischief and rioting for the broad-daylight attacks, denied being involved when The Post caught up with him outside his Corona home, hours after his release from a juvenile detention center.

A group of teens was caught on camera blocking traffic on a street in downtown Manhattan on Tuesday and attacking an SUV in broad daylight.