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Surveillance video shows a man walking up to Alastasia Bryan's car and firing several shots, police say.

Two members of the electoral college say they won't be casting their for President-elect Donald Trump.

Fred Coleman, 28, surrendered to police at the 75th precinct with a pastor by his side, the NYPD said.

The suspect took off with approximately $700 from the truck parked in a DeKalb Avenue lot, police said.

She was hit between 48th and 47th streets and taken to Bellevue Hospital, officials said.

Fire broke out on the fourth floor and spread to the two floors above it, officials said.

He died in the New Lots Avenue station, police said.

The woman threw a fiberglass display case at another woman during the scuffle, police said.

The man took the victim's phone as the F train doors opened at the Bergen Street station, police said.

The woman showed up at his apartment after a night of drinking, police said.

A teacher at the Hell's Kitchen school reported the list after finding his initials in it, police said.

The veteran only received one birthday card last year for his 98th birthday, the officer said.

The city asked for $35 million to pay back Trump's security costs. Congress offered $7 million.

Ex-NYPD Officer Peter Liang and the Brooklyn DA's Office have dropped their respective appeals.

"You are going to bleed and be tortured," the caller said, according to police.