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Four BASE jumpers who leapt from One World Trade Center last year will finally be charged, sources said.

Justin Casquejo, 16, got onto the 104th floor of 1 World Trade Center, the Port Authority said.

The convicted killer waltzed out by putting on a visitor's scarf, prosecutors said.

Two former top NYPD officials tarnished the reputation of a private security firm, a new lawsuit charges.

De Blasio's recently created NYPD security detail includes 10 officers, none of whom are white.

The pool reopened for its second year with a modest crowd and strict entrance rules.

Michael Boren, 51, a salesman from Almont, Michigan suffered cardiac arrest on the Ed Koch Bridge.

New York City Road Runners asked runners and spectators to leave their bags at home.

Security for visitors to Liberty Island, reopening July 4, will move from Battery Park to Ellis Island.

The National Park Service plans to move the unsightly tents to Ellis Island, though the NYPD objects.

NYPD Chief Ray Kelly talked stop-and-frisk and surveillance during an interview at the 92nd Street Y.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said changing controversial police strategies would be dangerous for NYC.

Police have ramped up patrols and added spotlights to make neighborhoods left in the dark more secure.

Police have made more than 50 arrests on Third Avenue, near East 32nd Street, since January.

Sorel Deps-Medina, 70, was killed when a NYSE security pickup jumped the curb on Broad Street.