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The two victims fell from a bucket lift at the site near West 33rd Street, officials said. 

Sgt. Bradley Beamer made an illegal U-turn and almost hit the cyclist, sparking a dispute, police said.

There were no immediate arrests in the Fourth Avenue homicide, police said.

Taylor Hawkins was arrested in the SUV used to flee the scenes of the Tuesday rape attempts.

The attack happened at Fifth Avenue and 18th Street at about 3:30 p.m., officials said.

The man told the 28-year-old he could get her a table at the club if she gave him $1,800, police said.

Kenneth Gaynor, 40, stole two rare comic books from a collector's stoop, police said. 

The woman was raped inside her apartment near East Tremont and Thieriot avenues, police said.

He was knocked off the train by a "Do Not Enter" sign at the Neptune Avenue station, police said.

Madison Avenue was shut down for nearly 10 blocks while officials tried to stop the gushing water. 

The 2016 arrest was part of an intimidation campaign by the city, the lawsuit filed Tuesday said.  

Raymond Mong, who died in the bus crash, pleaded guilty to drunk driving in Connecticut, records show.

The boy was at the Park West Educational Campus on 50th Street when the incident happened, police said.

The victims ranged in age from 14 to 64 years old, NYPD officials said.

“He was such a wonderful person," said the daughter of Henryk Wdowiak who died in the Monday crash.