Kyle Schnitzer is a reporter at the New York Post covering crime and city politics. With a background that includes sports reporting and workplace issues, he focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and white-collar crime. He has been featured in various outlets, including Ladders, Sky News Australia, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Kyle Schnitzer, Jordan Donegan
“The last thing Lily said to me and my mother — which will forever haunt me — was ‘I'm scared to go back to mommy, and want to stay here with you and grandma',” Small said in a gut-wrenching victim impact statement.
By: Kyle Schnitzer
The defendant called it “consensual choking during a consensual sexual encounter.”
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
Switch between CA and NY editions here. He was the wrong arm of the law.
By: Greg Carlton, Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer
A greedy Rikers Island captain shook down her underlings for a luxe bag and rides to a casino — saying she'd only approve their timesheets if they complied with her lavish demands, the feds charged Thursday.
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Katherine Donlevy
Switch between CA and NY editions here. They aren't Messi-ng around.
“It doesn’t take a seasoned prosecutor to know Wemby crossed the line and is guilty of a flagrant foul,” Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg told The Post.
By: Kyle Schnitzer
Luigi Mangione will use a psychiatric defense at his upcoming trial in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson , a Manhattan judge revealed at a bombshell court hearing Wednesday.
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Georgia Worrell
A New York City designer to stars – including the likes of Julia Roberts and Cynthia Erivo – has been charged with running a “sweatshop” and bilking her employees out of thousands in unpaid wages.
By: Priscilla Degregory, Kyle Schnitzer, Ben Kochman
Luigi Mangione's crafting a mental health defense for his upcoming trial in the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a Manhattan judge revealed at a bombshell court hearing Wednesday.
By: Kyle Schnitzer
“I hope this sentencing sends a message to New York executives who exploit Manhattan businesses – you will be held accountable.”
