Tina Moore is the Police Bureau Chief at the New York Post. With 25 years of experience as a crime reporter, she focuses on the intersection of crime and justice, highlighting the stories of both victims and crime fighters. Tina's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Jalopnik, Orlando Weekly, and Yahoo News UK.
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Tina Moore's reporting focuses primarily on local crime stories in New York City. Her articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to criminal incidents, with a high emphasis on shootings, stabbings, and NYPD-related events.
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NYPD officers are hunting for a woman dressed in red, white and blue who allegedly sliced her mother to death in Queens on Saturday, cops said.
NYPD officers were hunting for a woman dressed in red, white and blue who allegedly stabbed her mother to death in Queens on Saturday, cops said.
By: Joe Marino, Jorge Fitz, Tina Moore
Investigators believe that the veteran NYPD cop wounded during a chaotic confrontation with a gun-toting teen Sunday was struck by friendly fire, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
The number of kids pulling the trigger in shootings in the city has skyrocketed 133% in the nine-year span since a lefty Albany law gave young offenders carte blanche to run amok, NYPD data obtained by The Post show.
By: Tina Moore
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Notorious imprisoned NYC sex fiend Peter Braunstein is making a case against state parole reform, warning of a bloodbath if someone like him is ever set free.
By: Marie Pohl, Tina Moore
Bullets flew at a Harlem basketball tournament Friday night, leaving one player dead and two others wounded, cops and witnesses said.
A 16-month-old girl was found dead at The Belnord Hotel on the Upper West Side this week, the NYPD said.
By: Tina Moore, Nick Labbat
The number of kids pulling the trigger in shootings in the city has skyrocketed 133% in the nine-year span since a lefty Albany law gave young offenders carte b
By: Tina Moore
Beloved NYPD Police Academy platoon commander Lt. Jose Caraballo, hung up his uniform Friday after a 20-year career on the force — and guiding over 20,000 recruits through the academy in the past seven years.
By: Tina Moore
A 16-month-old girl was found dead this week at an Upper West Side hotel that is being used as a shelter, residents said.
