NYPD

On July 7, Thomas Jennings was hungry. He strolled into New York Fried Chicken & Pizza on the corner of Saratoga Ave and Decatur St and attempted to buy two slices of pizza, a meal that was supposed to cost $3. Instead, it ran him brutal injuries and a week of being locked up without bail. He...

New reports are emerging about the tragic and unexpected death of A$AP Worldwide founder, A$AP Yams. While the cause of death is still unknown at this point, the NYPD press relations office spoke to The FADER and gave new details on the 26-year-old's passing ...

The shooting of Suge Knight shook up many people in the industry and has raised red flags concerning certain artists. According to Page Six, the NYPD has a special department catered to the surveillance of special Hip-Hop artists, including Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, French Montana and more. ...

The bizarre Joe Budden saga that has seen a domestic abuse allegation, a robbery allegation, a manhunt, Budden turning himself in, and Tweeting from behind prison bars, just took another twist as Budden has formally been charged with robbery and grand larceny by the NYPD...

Anyone who follows Joe Budden on social media knows that he has jokes. But apparently the NYPD isn't laughing. After a tweet from the police department's account declared that they had a manhunt looking for the former reality star in regard to a robbery of his former girlfriend, he responded in his typical fashion taunting the cops on Instagram and Twitter...

Anyone who has ventured through New York City’s Times Square has likely been stopped by a rapper trying to get his album or mixtape in your hands, either for free or a few dollars. Cops have been cracking down on these sidewalk hustlers and arresting the rappers for disorderly conduct and aggressive begging but the cases are almost always dismissed. N...

Ever taken a New York Subway train? Those who have know about the slew of talents that come along for the ride. From comedians to musicians to breakdancers, NYC train rides can often times be entertaining. Unfortunately, a breakdancing duo found themselves arrested for dancing in a crowded subway car at the West 4th Street station last week...

A Brooklyn man says he was forced to rap for a group of New York City cops to get himself out of handcuffs. The New York Post is reporting that Quinshon Shingles was coerced into rhyming for his freedom and allegedly warned that if his rhymes weren't "hot" enough he would not be released...

The trio speak on Tuesday's clash with the police...

A Smif-n-Wessum show in NYC turned violent last night...

NY Mayor Bloomberg launches probe of NYPD over Diddy incident...