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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By: Tina Moore
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By: Tina Moore
The NYPD will tackle prostitution “in full force” during the World Cup, officials told The Post this week.
By: Tina Moore
Switch between CA and NY editions here. A Bronx woman claims an NYPD officer sexually assaulted her and pleasured himself in the back seat
By: Tina Moore, Brigitte Stelzer
A seaplane pilot and his passenger had to be rescued from the East River Saturday in Queens after their craft briefly took off — but then crashed after it was struck by a wave which cracked the windshield, the pilot and authorities said.
By: Tina Moore
New York City's police watchdog is probing allegations by the NYPD's biggest union that its investigators are anti-cop radicals, The Post has learned.
By: Tina Moore
NYPD Chief of Patrol Philip Rivera's connections to Puerto Rico are evident in his 13th floor office at One Police Plaza in Lower Manhattan.
By: Tina Moore
Nearly a decade after his death, paralyzed NYPD hero Steven McDonald — who forgave the teenage gunman who put him in a wheelchair — is the subject of a new documentary that traces his extraordinary journey from Central Park shooting victim to international symbol of forgiveness and peace.
By: Tina Moore
A retired NYPD helicopter pilot who rescued people trapped on the roof of the World Trade Center after the 1993 terror bombing flew together with his pilot officer son for the first time in a Father's Day tribute.
By: Tina Moore
A maniac charged with shoving a 64-year-old painter onto the subway tracks at a Queens station was sent to jail Saturday as prosecutors revealed the victim suffered a head wound that required four staples to close.
By: Marie Pohl, Tina Moore
A woman was found dead with her throat slit in a grisly scene in Bay Ridge, according to police and her devastated family.
