New Yorkers can protect themselves from identity theft this weekend by shredding personal documents at 10 citywide locations Sunday afternoon. The only things the trucks will not take shred are books, toys, wet paper and anything that isn’t paper. The first five people to arrive with their papers at each location will win a free paper shredder provided by Staples.

A 14-year-old girl coming home from a friend's Sweet Sixteen party was shot and killed while riding the bus in Queens Saturday night, police and family members said. Daja Robinson, of South Jamaica, was shot in the head about 9 p.m. on Sutphin Boulevard near Baisley Pond Park. A gunman fired 10 shots at the Q6 bus as it stood at the bus stop, the Daily News reported.

Live mural painting, pie-eating contests and skateboard lessons are a few of the dozens of attractions set to greet Crown Heights at the third-annual Kingston Avenue Festival this Saturday. Life-sized chess and stilt walkers are some of the other larger-than-life attractions set for the block party, which runs from noon to 5 p.m.

The alleged gay-bashing suspect who pummeled his drinking buddy in the East Village Monday night turned himself in and has been charged with assault as a hate crime, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said at a press conference Wednesday. Gornell Roman, 39, was arrested at the 41st Precinct in the Bronx, following his violent outburst against Dan Contarino Monday as the two were walking to a homeless shelter where both were staying.

A 12-year-old girl who hanged herself with a belt inside her family's Queens home Wednesday was relentlessly bullied by girls she had considered her friends, classmates said. Gabrielle Molina, a seventh-grader at Jean Nuzzi I.S. 109 on 92nd Avenue, was taunted both online and at school by a group of girls who made up stories about her and called her a slut, but she initially tried not to let it bother her, students at the school said.

Two men were arrested in a drug raid Friday morning after a month-long investigation led authorities to the operation, police said. David Etienne, 27, and Brian Johnson, 25, were caught runningr a drug-dealing business out of their first-floor apartment on Clifton Place in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, police said.

The popular Brooklyn Flea was shut down Sunday afternoon after two large pieces of metal began dangling precariously from a building across the street, sources and witnesses said. The 5-foot by 10-foot pieces of metal were spotted dangling off of 34 N. 7th St., near Kent Avenue, just after 11:30 a.m., the FDNY said.

A 28-year-old man was fatally shot in the back on the corner of West Burnside and Andrews avenues in The Bronx Friday night, police said. Dayson Sumpter, a Bronx resident, was taken to Saint Barnabas Hospital and was pronounced dead on arrival, police said. No arrests had been made as of Monday morning, and the homicide remained under investigation.

Nicholas Morris, of South Jamaica, was standing near Sayres Avenue and 167 Street in Jamaica when plain-clothes officers spotted him adjusting an object in his waistband, police said. The officers approached Morris, who admitted he was carrying a weapon, they said. Cops searched him and found a loaded 9mm firearm, they said.

Distressed actress Amanda Bynes took to Twitter to deny police reports that she tossed a bong out of her Midtown apartment window, claiming that cops sexually harassed her and arrested her as a coverup. "Don't believe the reports about me being arrested. It's all lies," Bynes wrote on Twitter just before 3 p.m.

A school safety agent was arrested Saturday on gun and drug charges, police said. Christine Drayton, 56, was found to be illegally carrying a gun and was also caught with marijuana, the NYPD said. Drayton was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, criminal use of drug paraphernalia, criminal possession of marijuana and criminal possession of a controlled substance, police said.

Home store Items of Interest debuts an inventory of designer furniture and accent pieces sourced from New York craftsmen at its grand opening in Park Slope on June 3. The store and interior design studio will carry "eclectic options that can work in a country house or in a glass box condo on top of Columbus Circle," owner Susie Kurkowski told DNAinfo.com.

A man in a wheelchair was hit and pinned by a dump truck in SoHo Friday morning, officials and witnesses said. The pedestrian, whose identity was not immediately released, was struck and pinned underneath the truck at 9 a.m. on Spring Street, near West Broadway, an FDNY spokesman said. The victim had been wheeling his way between cars when the truck struck him, said the truck's owner, Sam Battal, who spoke with his driver by phone after the incident.

A retired federal agent shot at two burglars after arriving home Friday afternoon to find the men had broken into his Queens home, police sources said. The agent, who sources said retired from the Department of Homeland Security, told detectives he opened fire after he discovered the duo inside his home at 85-40 Somerset Street about 3 p.m., sources said.

Police and Emergency Service Units descended on a Chinatown apartment building Wednesday morning where they spent more than six hours staking out a home they believed held a suspect and hostages, including kids — only to discover that the man had never been inside that day. The NYPD's warrant squad were looking for 31-year-old Jimmy Siders when they marched up to his mother's fourth-floor apartment in the Alfred E.

BRONX – Four teenagers were arrested Thursday for hopping on the D-train without paying, and one was caught with a gun stuffed in his pants, police said. The four teens were spotted by authorities as they entered the subway at Grand Concourse and East Fordham Road without swiping fare cards, police said.