A second suspect turned himself in Tuesday in what police say was the kidnapping and torture of a cryptocurrency investor in a house in SoHo. William Duplessie turned himself in to the NYPD’s ...

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“But he still went to the gym and worked out as much as he could,” said Michele, who is a retired NYPD transit officer. “His first cancer, that scared me. We decided that when the second ...

The NYPD did not respond to Post requests for comment about the complaint, which names department employees Detective Rachel Lutz and police Officer Carmen Fabian as co-defendants. The suit says ...

Detective Joseph Pucciano, also known as the “Italian Sherlock Holmes,” will finally have a gravesite marker placed at Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery after almost a century since his passing. A member ...

BROOKLYN (WABC) -- It took almost a century, but a detective who died in 1928 was finally given a proper burial on Tuesday. Det. Joseph Pucciano died of pulmonary tuberculosis and was laid to rest ...

Now they can both rest in peace. An NYPD detective known as the “Italian Sherlock Holmes” more than a century ago was finally given a marked grave in Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery on ...

Det. Joseph Pucciano, nicknamed the Italian Sherlock Holmes, died in 1928 and was buried without a headstone. But now that wrong has been righted. CBS News New York's Natalie Duddridge reports.

The NYPD say Detective Joseph L. Pucciano joined the forced in 1905 and was best known for taking down some of the most notorious gangsters. Pucciano died in 1928 and until recently, his body was ...