New York City has tied its record for the longest stretch without a homicide in recorded history. The city went 12 calendar days -- Nov. 25 to Dec. 7 -- without a homicide, according to New York Police Department data.

A 20-year-old man surrendered himself to authorities in Buffalo, police said, more than three weeks after Boyd was shot and wounded in Manhattan.

A man wanted in a deadly October shooting in southwest Atlanta was arrested in New York City, according to police.

NYPD data released Monday showed that the current level of homicides — now 287 through Sunday — was impacted by 12 days in which the city experienced no killings, a streak that tied the previous low reached in 2015. The streak ended Sunday evening with a shooting death of a man in a Bronx public housing area.

STAMFORD — A shooting victim was dropped off at Stamford Hospital Monday afternoon, according to police. Officers responded to Stamford Hospital at 3:27 p.m. Monday for a report of a man dropped off with a gunshot wound to the buttocks, Stamford Assistant Police Chief Richard Conklin said.

A New York City Department of Education employee was arrested Monday afternoon in the Bronx on charges of forcible touching and sexual abuse, police said. The arrest took place around 1:58 p.m. within the confines of the 40th Precinct.

Multiple arrests were made when anti-ICE protesters clashed with police near a NYC government building, throwing debris and blocking streets in Lower Manhattan.

A man who is accused of burglarizing a local church has been arrested after a standoff with police in New York City.