On the Inside

Murray Weiss reports that the feds have greater anti-aircraft firepower in the city than the NYPD.

Murray Weiss reports that the 17 cops who faced ticket-fixing criminal charges have been indicted and are expected to be arrested next week.

Murray Weiss reports that 17 cops who face criminal charges in the NYPD's ticket-fixing scandal spent another day awaiting word on their fates.

Murray Weiss reports that a Bronx grand jury is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to indict 17 cops for fixing tickets.  

Murray Weiss reported there were suicidal officers and now one cop has tried to kill himself — and he was not even facing criminal charges. 

Murray Weiss reports on what cops say led to the arrest of City Councilman Jumaane Williams at the West Indian-American Day Parade in Brooklyn. 

Murray Weiss reports that lawyers for the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association are squabbling over legal strategy in the ticket-fixing scandal.

Murray Weiss reports that several dozen cops have pleaded guilty to fixing tickets at NYPD disciplinary hearings.

Murray Weiss reports that the Manhattan District Attorney's office is getting ready to dismiss charges against a man accused of a Union Square murder.

Murray Weiss reports that prosecutors held mock trials against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, and couldn't make the case work.

Murray Weiss reports that new inconsistencies have emerged in the story of the woman who accused Dominique Straus-Kahn of rape.

Murray Weiss reports that the NYPD is preventing scofflaw unmarked cars from being used while they owe more than $1 million in unpaid tickets to the Department of Finance.

"On the Inside" reports that as many as three dozen NYPD officers face scrutiny for alleged perjury.

Murray Weiss looks at the outbreak of violence at this year's National Night Out event on the Lower East Side and how it could be a sign of things to come.