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Juan Chonillo was a father of five who'd emigrated from Ecuador about 10 years ago, family said.

Jonathan Lupinsky, of Yonkers, fell down a Fifth Avenue elevator shaft, police said.

The connector fell while workers were moving two-ton crate at the site at 217 W. 57 St., officials said.

A neighbor made a 311 complaint about the crane at 565 Broome St. and it was still at the site Monday. 

Roger Vail fell from the 16th floor to the sixth floor after a piece of scaffolding broke, police said.

The boys, who are 14, 15 and 16, were charged with criminal trespassing, police said.

Sean Richardson-Daniel threatened a stop work order unless he was paid $15,000, officials said. 

Construction worker, Mahamoudon Marga, fell three stories at an East 87th St. site, police said.

The 76th Precinct has seen 14 burglaries in a recent 28-day period, officials said.

Construction barriers and scaffolding have made 132 W. 26th St. an "eyesore," locals said.

Police are still looking for one of the suspects in the Nov. 25 attack in Long Island City.

Some businesses had their basements and parts of their stores flooded after workers struck a water main.

Burglars stole $6,000 worth of tools from the nearly renovated bar on 138th Street and Seventh Avenue.

Four buildings have been demolished to make way for a 34-story high-rise on 89th and First Avenue.

A 4-by-8 piece of wood from The Greenwich Lane construction site hit the woman in the head, police said.