We have a missing 19 year old woman, Keyla Contreras. She was last seen on 2nd Ave in East Harlem and she is deaf/nonverbal. She’s been missing since January 2012 she’s obviously vulnerable to all sorts of crimes because she can’t hear, scream, or talk.
We I don’t have any more details to tell you. I’m hoping you can uncover some information that might provide a clue as to whether she’s missing voluntarily or not. Continue reading
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Tagged crime, East Harlem, Harlem, Keyla Contreras, Lexington Avenue, List of streets in Manhattan, Manhattan, New York City
The NYPD is searching for a trio of thugs who were caught on camera beating a subway passenger with nunchucks. Continue reading
A screen print from today Monday, January 28th, 2013 of crime in Central Harlem using the 10027 zip code.
CBS news reports that police on Saturday were asking for the public’s help in a search for a suspect who shot and wounded a teen earlier this month in Harlem. Continue reading
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Tagged crime, Crime Stoppers, Crime Stoppers Web, Harlem, Prevention, robbery, Saturday, Suspect
Considering the increasing prevalence of smartphones in many countries, it’s no wonder that civic authorities are taking advantage of easier ways to connect with citizens. Continue reading
National Night Out Against Crime is Tuesday, August 7th. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime prevention awareness, build support for and participation in local anti-crime programs… Continue reading
Posted in Community, Harlem cause, HArlem crime, Partner, Washington Heights
Tagged 33rd and 34th Precinct, Anne Loftus Playground, Broadway, Broadway theatre, crime, Crime prevention, Dyckman Street, Haydee Pabey, High Bridge Park, National Night Out, Police officer, Riverside Drive, Sharon Robinson Hewitt, Tenth Avenue (Manhattan)
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Harlem World Magazine loves Harlem, but we do not in love the rash of shootings in the Harlem over the last 5 or 6 months. Continue reading
The NYPD is looking for a man who allegedly tried to rape a 14-year-old girl in Washington Heights in Harlem. Continue reading
Crime
It started as a simple Twitter beef, 140-character spurts of anger by two young men who grew up together.
But the tough talk exploded out of cyberspace and onto the streets of Harlem, where a college student was gunned down feet from Gov. Paterson’s home.
Now tweets sent by victim Kwame Dancy, 22, and accused killer Jameg Blake, 22, could become key evidence in a murder trial, the Daily News has learned.
Dancy’s mother, Madeline Smith, is appalled Internet chest-thumping could have led to blood spilled on the sidewalk.
“That’s not a reason to shoot somebody,” she said last week. “That’s crazy. I don’t know what’s going on with that Twitter thing.”
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Tagged crime, Jameg Blake, Kwame Dancy, Madeline Smith, Twitter beef
Crime
Friends at the small East Harlem high school he attended remembered Glenn Wright as shy, the kind of kid who sat in the back of a room and didn’t say much. But in 2006, when a neighborhood after-school program started a robotics team, Mr. Wright signed up, emerging as one of the leaders in an unlikely run to the national finals.
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