groping

A case convicting two officers of making false arrests had a lasting effect on the NYPD, experts say.

The ballroom was hosting a "Red Carpet Christmas" event that night, according to its website.

A man groped a woman on a rush-hour 6 train last month, according to a police report.

The girl was on her way to a relative's home in Astoria when the cab driver picked her up, police said.

The man touched the woman's groin while she got on a 6 train, police said. 

One of the victims was on her way to see the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting, police said.

A 47-year-old woman was grabbed by a man near the 110th Street subway station, police said. 

The woman snapped a photo of the groper after the two of them got on the train, police said.

A suspect wearing medical scrubs groped the woman outside a school, police say.

The suspect followed the 23-year-old victim into her building last Saturday, police said.

The suspect also grazed a woman as he walked inside the laundromat, video shows.

No one had been arrested in connection with the incident as of Monday, the NYPD said.

When the girl confronted the man, he said, "What?" and ran off the train, according to police.

The victim snapped a picture of a man after he exposed himself to her, police said.

Timothy Cowen grabbed the employee while she was working in an administrative office, officials said.