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The Occupy Wall Street protests are draining police resources at precincts across Manhattan, sources say.

A group of Sanitation workers helped cops arrest a 15-year-old accused of snatching a woman's iPhone at an Inwood farmer's market.

Inwood residents were shocked after a woman was allegedly attacked by a group of teens in broad daylight.

Locals are angry about the way police have been handling drug arrests after an undercover officer allegedly shot an unarmed grandfather during a bust.

The head of NYPD's 13th Precinct blamed the few rises in crime in his area on repeat offenders and dangerous nightlife environments.

Midtown Manhattan has New York's highest crime rate per capita, according to a new analysis from DNAinfo.com.

Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen rank as one of the least safe places to live in the city, largely because of property crimes like grand larcenies.

As crime continues to rise in the 34th Precinct, community leaders plan to meet with residents in Washington Heights to discuss public safety.

Although muggings have declined since an uptick late last year, several Hudson Heights streets are still plagued by robberies.

Deputy Inspector Joseph Dowling said rising crime in southern Washington Heights followed extra patrols in the north.

The Crime Reporting Committee, led by former federal prosecutors, will look into the way the NYPD reports crime stats.