Recently a girl—who at one point in this video says she's 17—was doing some ballet moves in the middle of Times Square with what appears to be her family and friends around. As all of this is going on, one man (stranger danger!) comes up and starts videotaping her. Carlos Miller notes that his questionable zooms "prompt some of her friends to berate the guy for being a pervert, even though they were essentially doing the same thing, except with still cameras." more ›

Yesterday, two teens from the affluent NJ suburb Summit were charged with manslaughter in the fatal beating of Abelino Mazeriego. Last Saturday, Mazeriego stopped to sit on a park bench after his shift as a restaurant dishwasher and took off his shirt. A teen sat next to him, while another teen behind the bench took the shirt and put it over the 47-year-old's head. That's when the seated teen got up and starting punching Mazeriego in the face—all caught on video and circulated amongst the town's teens. more ›

A riled-up Jets fan is still smarting from revelations three years ago that Coach Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots were caught cheating during a game with the Jets, videotaping Jets coaches flashing play signals. And since he's a lawyer, he's decided to sue the Patriots for $185 million on behalf of all fans. more ›

In a move opposed by detectives unions but celebrated by those who accuse the NYPD of coercing confessions out of innocent people, the police department will soon begin videotaping interrogations. Supporters of the new policy—which will first be implemented as a pilot program at one high-crime precinct in the Bronx and one high-crime precinct in Brooklyn—say recording interrogations from start to finish will protect people from confessing to crimes they didn't commit. more ›

As the NYPD is caught in the controversy of a police officer apparently shoving a Critical Mass bicyclist to the ground for no reason, another disturbing video has surfaced showing a police officer beating a man repeatedly with a baton. more ›