NEW YORK — A YouTube prankster staged a medical emergency in Times Square, then filmed first responders breaking into his car to try and save him, police said — just to rack up thousands of views. Zeeshan Saroya, known on YouTube as Prince Zee, is now facing charges of obstructing government administration, making a false report, disorderly conduct and other charges for his foolish Jan. 10 stunt near the corner of Broadway and W. 46th St. The 30-year-old Queens man hid a small GoPro camera in a tissue box on the dashboard of his friend’s car, then pretended to pass out at a stoplight, police said. A witness saw him slumped over the wheel and flagged down nearby officers, who raced over and tried to open the door. The video shows cops smashing the car windows when the door doesn’t budge, and pulling out Saroya to check his vitals. Other videos on his YouTube channel include clips of him passing out or falling asleep on passengers on city subway trains and beating a fake baby in public.

Los Angeles -- From a balcony - view of the flooding on First Street in Avila Beach

San Bernardino PD: Our specialized teams served a search warrant at a residence for narcotics. Officers detained two suspects, whereas was on felony probation and she was prohibited from possessing any firearms or bullets. Investigators located a rifle, methamphetamine, and stolen car at the house.

Federal authorities are now offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information that leads investigators to the person they believe placed suspected pipe bombs at the headquarters of the Republican and Democratic national committees in Washington, D.C. The FBI has released new photos and information regarding the suspected explosives, saying in a tweet shared Friday morning that investigators believe the pipe bombs were placed between the hours of 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 5. Officials said the suspect carried a backpack and wore a face mask, a grey hooded sweatshirt and Nike Air Max Speed Turk sneakers that were yellow, black and grey in color. Both explosive devices are approximately 1-foot long with end caps and wiring that appeared to be attached to a timer, two different law enforcement. The FBI asks that anyone with information call 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5342), or submit tips online at fbi.gov/USCapitol.

NYPD Special Victims Division: Congratulations to Sergeant Denise Peralta, Bronx Child Abuse Squad on your promotion to Sergeant Detective Squad. Congrats also to Detective Diane Crowley, Transit Special Victims Squad on your promotion to Detective 2nd Grade. Thank you for your hard work & dedication!

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Texas AG Paxton issues investigative demands to Discord, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, TD Ameritrade, Citadel Financial, and others that suspended stock trading and investing.

“Wall Street corporations cannot limit public access to the free market."