The knife-wielding suspect wounded by police in the contentious “friendly fire” NYPD subway shooting told cops, “You’re going to make me kill you,” prosecutors revealed in court Friday. An arraignment for Derrell Mickles,

There are new details on Sunday's police shooting on a Brooklyn subway platform that injured four people, including an NYPD officer and two civilians. CBS News New York learned on Monday a bystander took a knife that was at the scene that police said the suspect was wielding at the time he was shot by officers.

There’s a new twist in a wild police-involved shooting at a Brooklyn subway station over the weekend that left an NYPD officer and several bystanders injured. Investigators said they’re looking for a man who allegedly stole a knife from the crime scene.

A witness says the alleged fare-evader walked away from police, who shot and critically injured him, along with two bystanders.

An NYPD officer was struck in the chest under his armpit when gunfire erupted after police confronted a fare-beater armed with a knife who threatened to kill officers.

A Brooklyn man accused of charging at NYPD officers with a knife at the Sutter Avenue subway station on Sunday was charged on Tuesday, police said. Derell Mickles, 37, was in emotional distress when a standoff with officers over alleged fare evasion led to police opening fire,

Police first claimed a knife was recovered Sunday but reversed course Monday, saying they were searching for a man seen taking the weapon from the scene.

Protesters jumped the subway turnstiles in Union Square to bring attention to what they say was a reckless reaction by the NYPD for shooting a man over doing the same thing.

We are not perfect,” said John Chell, the Police Department’s chief of patrol, as protesters gathered in Union Square.

The Brooklyn man who allegedly charged at police officers with a knife on Sunday had already had one interaction with police for reportedly dodging the MTA fare, the NYPD said. NYPD Interim Police Commissioner Thomas G.

NYPD brass is doubling-down on a controversial police friendly fire shooting that left a cop and two bystanders injured — calling the mishap “tragic” but defending the officers who opened fire. Police said cops warned the deranged fare beater who sparked the encounter to drop his knife 38 times and tried to Tase him twice before firing off nine rounds at a Brooklyn subway station Sunday.