A MAN WAS stabbed in his sleep by his enraged younger boyfriend.

Minutes before 7 a.m. on Nov. 15, inside of an apartment on Sickles Street the 25-year-old from the Bronx allegedly grabbed hold of a blade and knifed his 53-year-old lover in his bed.

The groggy victim with a bloody right arm charged his attacker; who used the knife again. This time to puncture his boyfriend’s chest.

That blow damged his victim.

To save his life he bolted from the apartment. But he did so with his bladerunning beau on his heels.

The suffering man found help and an Upper Manhattan hospital bed at the ER to recover from the stabbings.

Meantime, the suspect was captured and charged with attempted murder, assault (with a weapon), and weapons possession.

It’s unclear what provoked the suspect’s attempt on his lover’s life.

HIS NICKNAME MAY be “Speedy” but his aim is shoddy.

A 43-year-old was locking horns with a 28-year-old woman just past 7 p.m. on Nov. 30 inside a newly constructed residential building on River Avenue near McCellan Street.

Their boiling exchange compelled the man to go for his iron and he allegedly squeezed off two shots — missing the woman.

Afterward, the suspect bolted to duck cops.

He barricaded himself in a neighboring apartment that was empty. But another neighbor informed searching officers of the shooter’s hiding spot and how he had changed his clothes.

The detail then approached that apartment and ordered the suspect to exit the apartment. He complied and surrendered.

Among the long list of charges lodged against the suspect include murder: intention, weapons possession, and assault. He is expected to be arraigned on Jan. 12, records show.

A MOTHER WAS forced to comfort her young daughter after a menace pushed the tot to the ground. 

At around 1 p.m. on Aug. 25, a 38-year-old goon was allegedly stomping around outside a Foodtown located on McDonald Avenue near Albermarle Road. 

As the mother and her daughter were walking together — the suspect was captured on CCTV pushing the child to down to the ground and then darting away. 

The little girl suffered a rasberry on her elbow, but fortunately skipped having to be admitted to a hospital. 

Months passed until Nov. 23, when the perp was captured and charged with assault and reckless endangerment for heartless hit-and-run. 

Finally serious about weight loss? Join 500,000 weight loss patients & lose pounds of fat every week. MedVi provides highly effective GLP-1 treatments, personalized guidance, and everything you need to see real, consistent fat-loss results.

There are no membership fees, nothing confusing, and no insurance required. Just one simple, science-backed program that helps you get healthier each week.

Start today for only $179 and get free shipping.

Start Your Journey

_{Read all warnings before using GLP-ls. Side-effects may include a risk of thyroid c-cell tumors. Do not use GLP-1s if you or your family have a history of thyroid cancer. In certain situations, where clinically appropriate, a provider may prescribe compounded medication, which is prepared by a state-licensed sterile compounding pharmacy partner. Although compounded drugs are permitted to be prescribed under federal law, they are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality.}

A MAD MAN picked an odd time to finetune his war cry.

He was standing inside La Guardia Airport’s Terminal A when he bellowed like a jester amidst crusty-eyed, caffeine-depleted jetsetters for an audience.

And then he turned especially rowdy when a Port Authority cop escorted him off his makeshift stage. 

It was around 3:30 a.m. on Thanksgiving when the 47-year-old was yawping up a storm when he was asked to pipe down.

He refused.

So many passengers embarking on Spirit Airlines flights made hay and tattled on the solo octave-spiking rabblerouser.

He was quickly ushered away and then allegedly mistook the cop for his personal ragdoll and tried to wriggle free when the handcuffs were in sight.

Authorities say aside from resisting the cop’s arresting efforts — the suspect even “hugged” the cop so hard that he caused him to fall to the floor. The officer suffered all sorts of bruising to his right fingers, left knee, right shoulder and right arm, the complaint states.

Once finally subdued, the suspect was formally charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

HER CAR WAS stopped in the middle of Caswell Avenue (and Livermore Avenue) — but the driver was wandering around nearby.

That might have been the first clue for the cops that something was amiss. It was 3:30 a.m. on Thanksgiving when a 21-year-old woman got her engines in overdrive.

At first, the blized woman claimed that she gave her beau a lift.

“I drove to drop my boyfriend off at home,” she told concerned cops.

The lift came after she allegedly tipped a few too many at nearby Jimmy Max Pizza.

“I was drinking at Jimmy Max,” she told police officers while standing outside her running 2025 Hyundai Elantra according to the criminal complaint.

She noted that she had been switching off between “drinking Surfsides [hard ice teas] and spritzers.”

Then the woman admitted to hopping into her car and popped open another libation.

“In the last hour before I was stopped I had half a drink,” she claimed. The woman blew a .200 Breathalyzer — more than double New York state’s legal threshold. She was dinged with aggravated DWI and DWI.

Average day in Chinatown in all its frentic chaos — minus the tourist lunacy.

«SOURCE»

Washington Square Park photographed from the roof of my apartment building. I wanted to live in that building because Andre Kertész recommended it and told me the park was such a wonderful place to photograph. New York City, 1994.

«SOURCE»

A GROCERY DELIVERYMAN in a box truck dueled with a driver during gridlock.

Their clash occurred steps outside an Emporio Armani store on Spring Street in Nolita.

The mouthy truck driver had a lot to say not just to the SUV driver (who took a lot of flak for the Ford looking a lot like a police cruiser doppelgänger — but also to a woman on the sidewalk who warned him she was gonna call the cops for his trucker’s mouth.

Here’s their exchange…

FRESH DIRECT TRUCK DRIVER: You're not even from New York! You're not even from New York!. You're not even from New York, you fake ass n--s! You dumbass. Fake ass cop car. You feel proud driving that shot? You feel like a cocksucker? You wanna be a man? You got compensated.

WOMAN ON STREET: Hey! Stop!

FRESH DIRECT TRUCK DRIVER: Shut the fuck up!

WOMAN ON STREET: Stop! … Leave me alone. You’re [sic] fake ass cop car. Shut up. Shut up Both of you are n--s who suck my dick. Both of you are n--s go suck my dick!

FRESH DIRECT TRUCK DRIVER: I said shut up. Both of you are n--s who suck my dick. Huh? Fucking Mexican. You too, faggot. You sick of the cop car too, faggot!. You dumb ass cop car! Fuck. Fuck your shit! You walk up and say you're a cop car!. What makes you wanna buy that? What makes you wanna buy that? Get the fuck outta here. How you driving that shit? Now you're right, right?

WOMAN ON STREET: I'm going to call the police on you!

FRESH DIRECT TRUCKDRIVER: You drive that dumbass cop car too. You're driving that shit like it's a cop car. You're a fucking cop car, you Mexican. You're a fucking cop car, you Mexican, bro!. Stop lying, bro. You're an immigrant bor. You better learn to respect your country, bro!. You drive that dumbass car, bro. You drive that dumbass car, bro. You drive that dumb ass car.

WOMAN ON STREET: I'm gonna call the police on you!

FRESH DIRECT TRUCK DRIVER: Yure'a fucking cop car, you Mexican bro! You're a fucking Mexican Bro. Go go go — you're a Mexican. That's people on T-shirts!

-30-

*When perusing The Blotter, know that arrests do not constitute guilt, and all suspects are innocent until proven guilty. Moreover, the reported items are merely a snapshot of a criminal matter – what is known at the time of publishing. In most cases, the persons arrested for breaking the law haven’t been convicted (yet). It’s also possible that the charges brought against them may be reduced or even withdrawn.