Mount Sinai Morningside hospital
Coverage of Mount Sinai Morningside hospital in the Nexus archive.
- Police seek witnesses in Harlem shooting of basketball star Kinu Rochford
Police are seeking witnesses after Kinu Rochford, a former basketball star, was fatally shot in Harlem during a basketball tournament on July 10. The incident injured two others, and authorities are investigating the motive behind the shooting.
- Harlem triple shooting on basketball court leaves man dead, two wounded: cops
A man was shot dead and two people were wounded in a triple shooting at a Harlem basketball court on July 10. The incident occurred during a competition at the Martin Luther King Jr. Houses, with no arrests made as the investigation continues.
- Two men arrested for stabbing senior man on Upper West Side bus
Two men were arrested for allegedly assaulting and stabbing a 74-year-old man on an Upper West Side bus. Jaiden Marrero and Donzell Mitchell, both from the Bronx, were charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon after the incident on June 5. The victim intervened during an altercation between the suspects and a mother with a baby carriage, leading to the attack.
- 74-year-old man stabbed on Upper West Side bus for defending mother from loudmouthed brutes
A 74-year-old man was stabbed on an Upper West Side bus after intervening to protect a mother with a baby from harassment by two men. The attackers fled the scene, and the victim was hospitalized with stable injuries as police continue their investigation.
- Rogue swimmer arrested after diving into 11-acre Central Park lake in failed attempt to escape NYPD
A 23-year-old man attempted to evade NYPD arrest by swimming in Central Park's Harlem Meer but was captured by police divers. He was charged with petty larceny and hospitalized in stable condition after the failed escape.
- Suspected drunk driver kills 2 pedestrians in violent chain-reaction crash on Manhattan's Upper West Side
A suspected drunk driver, Elvin Suarez, killed two pedestrians and injured several others in a violent chain-reaction crash on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The crash occurred near the intersection of West 109th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Two pedestrians, Jason Negron and Michael Saint-Hilaire, were pronounced dead at the hospital.