Being a cop doesn't mean just protecting people from bad guys. Sometimes it means protecting people from themselves.

Violence erupted in the Bronx on Sunday after New York City police stopped a stolen car and the driver refused to come quietly.

The victim, who leaves behind seven children, had recently been awarded full custody of his 7-year-old daughter.

“They’re targeting Jews at a synagogue, it’s disgusting and vile and something I never thought I’d see in New York City."

The footage showed a violent struggle between two NYPD officers and a suspected drug dealer inside a liquor store.

Griffin was "behaving erratically" and calling himself "Lucifer" before he was shot, according to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch.

The man demanded $100,000 from the Mexican restaurant chain for "failure to warn" customers of the "dangerous" condiment.

Somehow, it gets worse than The New York Times’ “smoking jars of metal and fuses” headline after the bombing on Saturday.

A 34-year-old thought he would be perfectly fine leaving his blind 72-year-old father inside his Subaru while he made a quick run into Target.

With a notoriously anti-cop politician taking over as mayor of the country's largest city, theories about the discovery weren't hard to find.