A man who was once the highest-ranking uniformed officer in the NYPD avoided charges in a corruption scandal that rocked the department — even though his bank records revealed some $300,000 in transactions that the FBI called the hallmarks of “money laundering,” The Post has learned. The feds’ investigation turned up surveillance photos that show...

Four city workers were busted — three for assault — in separate incidents Sunday, authorities said. Parks Department employee Renee Rowell-White was nabbed in Queens for allegedly punching a 37-year-old woman in the face during an argument over a man. The women, who claimed to be strangers, were inside a building on Beach 32nd Street...

A woman who accused a Wall Street lawyer of groping her 12 years ago may finally get justice — thanks to a recent scathing city report on the NYPD’s Special Victims Division. Detectives from the sex-crimes unit reached out to Luisa Esposito of West Hempstead, LI, earlier this month to say that her 2005 accusation...

This year’s record murder-free lucky streak in crime-riddled East New York ended Sunday when a man was fatally shot during a family argument, police sources said. Jahimel Gayle, 37, was found shot in the neck and shoulder inside a first-floor apartment on Hendrix Street near Sutter Avenue around 12 p.m. — the first homicide of...

No cheesecake for her. The Russian dominatrix charged with slipping drugs into the meals of three online “dates” — and attempting to murder a Queens woman with a poisoned cheesecake — has gone on a hunger strike at Rikers Island, she told The Post. Accused serial poisoner Viktoria Nasyrova said in a jailhouse interview that...

An off-duty FDNY paramedic was arrested early Sunday for drunkenly crashing his car on a Brooklyn highway and then refusing to take a Breathalyzer test, cops said. Daniel Mahlmann, a 27-year-old EMT, was allegedly drunk when he crashed his car in the westbound lane of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway near Metropolitan Avenue just before 6:30 a.m....

A school-safety agent was arrested Sunday for pummeling a pal and threatening her with a knife during a dispute in Brooklyn, cops said. Rahdasia Davenport, 22, was busted just before 4:30 a.m. at her East New York home for allegedly punching her friend multiple times in the face, scratching her on the back of her...

The subway shover who donned a red “Make America Great Again” shirt and hat when he pushed a Hispanic man onto the Manhattan subway tracks last week spewed racial slurs at his victim and mimicked campaign statements made by President Trump, authorities said Sunday. “You f—ing Mexicans,” the suspect shouted at his 24-year-old victim, cops...

An off-duty NYPD officer was seriously injured when he was hit by a car on a Long Island highway early Sunday morning, authorities said. Anthony Robitaille, an officer with the department’s 75th Precinct in East New York, and Kristian Urquiza, 25, had pulled their respective vehicles to the right shoulder in the eastbound lane of...

A two-year-boy walking with his mother Saturday night scooted away and was hit by a car exiting a parking lot at Staten Island’s Wagner College, police said. The toddler was rushed to Richmond University Hospital in critical condition. The driver remained at the scene of the accident, which occurred about 8:30 p.m. The name of...

An apparent supporter of President Trump got into an argument with a man on a subway train and later pushed him onto the tracks, police said Saturday. The 24-year-old victim had been accosted by his assailant, who was wearing a “Make America Great Again’’ hat, on a No.4 train on Friday. Police said the attacker,...

A CUNY honcho hired as an integrity expert is collecting both a pension and a taxpayer salary, with his paychecks funneled through a nonprofit foundation in an apparent move to skirt state rules against double dipping, The Post has learned. Vincent Green, director of vendor integrity and investigations for the City University of New York,...

In the end, it wasn’t a wonderful life for a Manhattan Christmas-ceramics mogul whose family is now sparring with his much younger husband over his $54 million fortune. A frail Edward Bazinet — who had made as much as $100 million peddling Snow Babies, Dickens Villages and other popular miniatures depicting idyllic holiday scenes —...

Mayor de Blasio has appointed his own donors to examine and reform the city’s campaign-finance laws. Seven of the 15 people Hizzoner handpicked for his Charter Revision Commission have given him a total of $10,250 since his 2001 run for City Council, filings show. De Blasio’s campaigns got another $2,125 in taxpayer-financed matching funds because...

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was to be a “beacon of hope” at the World Trade Center site, glowing at night as a symbol to the faithful and those seeking solace on hallowed ground. Thousands of visitors were to walk through the church doors on Liberty Street to worship, light a candle or just sit...

City school kids aren’t just hitting the books, they’re smacking their teachers. More than 10,000 city school employees, from custodians to principals, and about half of them teachers, were assaulted or threatened by students last school year, The Post has learned. A total of 10,825 staffers reported incidents in 2016-17, a 4.5 percent increase from...

These cops are all heart. Five heroic officers came to the rescue of an elderly man who suffered a cardiac arrest as he celebrated his 60th wedding anniversary in Times Square this week. An 83-year-old and his wife — visiting from Massachusetts — were on West 45th Street near Eighth Avenue with 20 relatives around...

The Albany-based sex cult ­Nxivm is in full-out “war” mode — and has moved to Brooklyn, The Post has learned. And it’s being run and financed by longtime member Clare Bronfman, the multimillionaire heiress to the Seagram’s liquor fortune, according to a former insider. “Brooklyn is now their wartime headquarters,” said Frank Parlato, a former...

A former FDNY commissioner’s son who once tweeted “I like Jews about as much as hitler” will join a firehouse in the middle of Orthodox Jewish Brooklyn, The Post has learned. The stunning move infuriated a local lawmaker. “For him to be assigned to Borough Park, where you have an incredible number of Holocaust survivors,...

All schools would have security cameras by 2024 under a new City Council proposal. The council is asking City Hall for $100 million to install cameras next year in some of the 500-plus schools that do not have video surveillance. Councilman Paul Vallone (D-Queens), who lobbied Speaker Corey Johnson’s office to include the ask in...