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In an exclusive interview with Good Day New York, Williams and his lawyer, Jason Goldman, explained what they said happened that day.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon for what it calls a yearslong effort to enroll consumers without consent into Amazon Prime and making it difficult for them to cancel their subscriptions.

Four people were killed Tuesday following a fire at an e-bike repair store in Chinatown, the FDNY said.

Police said on Sunday afternoon, Rideout slashed two women on the leg inside the subway station at 86th and Lexington Ave.

The shop on Madison Street was closed with nobody inside at the time the fire broke out, but heavy smoke trapped civilians living upstairs.

A group of suspects are accused of robbing a store and then assaulting an employee, in Queens.

Police found a 32-year-old man with stab wounds to his torso. The victim was identified as Tavon Silver, who was the victim of another subway stabbing just last year.

"I do feel defenseless because let’s say if I try to defend myself and somebody's trying to hurt me and I hurt them, I'm going to get arrested and put in jail," one father questioned.

Trooper Richard Albert was released from the hospital later Friday after being shot in the upper arm as he approached an SUV he pulled over for speeding, authorities said.

Security footage allegedly shows the suspect, 48-year-oid John Potts, setting fire to an American flag outside of a home on Staten Island on Flag Day.

Authorities say the officers saw the suspect with a firearm before he opened fire.

Two men were caught on camera ripping a Pride flag down from a home in Fresh Meadows, the third incident of its kind to happen in the city in a week.

This week the MTA has expanded their “automated bus lane enforcement" program to BX36.

With the series of recent events, NYC subway riders say that they have are more vigilant than ever before.

At his Thursday arraignment, Williams' lawyer drew parallels between the incident and the one involving Daniel Penny.

According to court records, DeVictor Ouedraogo did three years in prison following an attempted robbery conviction in Queens, and was paroled in April 2012 to immigration.