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Jonathan Majors Arrested in New York City After Alleged Domestic Dispute

Actor Jonathan Majors was arrested in New York City on Saturday morning after a woman alleged she was assaulted in a domestic dispute. The NYPD confirmed the woman's claims and transported her to a hospital with minor head and neck injuries. Majors was taken into custody on suspicion of strangulation, assault and harassment, and the NYPD is continuing to investigate the incident.

Two Gay Men Found Dead with Bank Accounts Drained Ruled Homicide Victims

Two gay men, John Umberger and Julio Ramirez, were found dead with their bank accounts drained after leaving New York City bars last year. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled the deaths as homicides due to "drug-facilitated theft." The mother of Umberger believes her son was drugged and robbed before being found dead. The police are investigating if the deaths are connected to a string of robberies and assaults in Hell's Kitchen.

Eight People Injured After U-Haul Van Strikes Them in Brooklyn’s Bay Ridge Neighborhood

Eight people were injured after a U-Haul van struck them in Brooklyn's Bay Ridge neighborhood on Monday morning. Two of the victims are in critical condition and the suspect is in custody. The NYPD is asking anyone with information about the incident to contact them as the investigation is ongoing.

Investigating Suspect’s Handwritten Diary and Connection to ISIS-Aligned Media Unit Ahead of New Year’s Eve Attack

A handwritten diary expressing a desire to join the Taliban and die as a martyr has been found on the suspect. Additionally, an ISIS-aligned media unit has released a video ahead of New Year's Eve suggesting various means of attack, including explosives, handguns, knives, and toxins.

“NYPD Officer Suffers Fractured Skull in New Year’s Eve Attack, FBI Assistant Director Praises Officer’s Actions”

Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell revealed at a press conference that a rookie NYPD officer suffered a fractured skull while patrolling on his first day. FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. praised the officer's actions and stated that there were no credible threats to New Yorkers. The suspect, who had posted jihadist writings online, was known to law enforcement agencies but did not have a criminal record.