It's the little things. Like this photo of a cop parking in the bike lane on Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, even though he could have pulled over to the curb and parked in such a way that cyclists didn't have to veer out into traffic and maybe get killed. Whatever, we're sure he was responding to an urgent life-or-death emergency and didn't have the luxury of parking his car to meet the approval of you bleeding heart bike-huggers. Of course, it's also possible the person who took this photo, Katie Sokoler, is telling the truth, in which case this cop is just an asshole. Which would shatter our whole world view, so we don't know what to make of Sokoler's account: [MORE]  | The Men and Ladies of Envy Some pro tips for tourists visiting New York for the first time: Taxis light up when they're available, you'll want to avoid putting your feet up on subway seats, and if you're stuck in traffic in the Lincoln Tunnel, it's best not to... [ MORE ] |  | An unidentified MTA cop was putting her gun back in the locker when she accidentally pulled the trigger and shot another officer in the stomach yesterday. According to the Post, the incident happened around 3 p.m. inside an administrative building near the RFK Bridge. The victim of the oopsy... [ MORE ] |  | Everyone's favorite part of autumn is romantically watching the leaves change color and fall to the ground, a la When Harry Met Sally, right? The residents of New Hyde Park Queens are less appreciative: Locals complain that their streets well, stink, and the culprit is the female ginko tree,... [ MORE ] |  | The teenager who's made bank selling white iPhone conversion kits on his website is anxiously waiting for the other shoe to drop. 17-year-old Fei Lam was recently contacted by a private investigator whom he suspected was working for Apple—the dick accused him of selling stolen goods, but Lam insists... [ MORE ] |  | Erick St. Louis Anyone who's ever known an addict, or seen the TV show Intervention, knows how serious and debilitating addictions can be, and just how low some addicts would go for a fix. But licensed practical nurse Erick St. Louis, who rummaged through used medical waste to satiate... [ MORE ] |  | An events planner visiting Miami got an assist from a "small army of undercover cops" who helped nab the folks who stole his iPhone and tried to demand a ransom for the 3GS device. According to the Post, Ted Todoroff was "hanging out with pals at the Brass Monkey... [ MORE ] |  | The Wednesday manhunt for Jose Rodriguez (pictured), the shackled prisoner who managed to escape from the NYPD by stealing a police car, had NJ communities on the alert. Some schools were locked down and one resident got ready by making sure his gun was loaded...and then he accidentally shot... [ MORE ] | | |
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