Scott Axelrod is a Breaking News Reporter for the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, focusing on local news in Staten Island, New York. With a keen eye for important stories and a dedication to providing accurate and timely information, Scott covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, local government, and community events.
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Scott Axelrod's coverage mainly revolves around local news with a focus on New York City, particularly Staten Island. His articles often cover evolving and breaking stories related to crime, weather, traffic accidents, and emergency services.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A 16-year-old boy was shot multiple times in New Brighton Thursday afternoon, police said.
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Individuals who turn in operable handguns, assault rifles will receive $500 bank cards.
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The NYPD is seeking the public's assistance in identifying an individual wanted in connection to an alleged incident of robbery at a commercial establishment in Brooklyn.
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A presidential motorcade will ride down Father Capodanno Boulevard on Monday.
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The victim was rushed by EMS to Elmhurst Hospital in stable condition.
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“If you’re condoning the violence and letting it continue, more people are just going to lose their lives and more people aren’t going to be here anymore."
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A 29-year-old male victim was moving into his residence when an unidentified individual walked by and removed several guitars.
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Hochul explained that the arrests are the first to fall under a new criminal statute targeting the promotion of the sale of stolen goods.
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Joshua Torres, a McKee junior, said he felt it was important to participate in the walk because: “If you're condoning the violence and letting it continue, more people are just going to lose their lives and more people aren't going to be here anymore. That just takes away more opportunity from the world.”
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Police recovered a .45-caliber black Colt revolver at the scene, an NYPD spokeswoman said
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