NYPD: Off-duty officer beaten and robbed at Manhattan restaurant
The suspects allegedly punched the officer multiple times before robbing him and taking his gun.
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The suspects allegedly punched the officer multiple times before robbing him and taking his gun.
Prosecutors described what they called a "small criminal organization" led by Lawrence Ray to get sex, power and money.
Police say the suspects tried to take an ATM but were unable to get it out of the store.
State records show the suspect was convicted of murder in 1963 and manslaughter in 1986.
Surveillance video shows the suspects pull up on a blue motorcycle.
Police said the suspects pointed a gun at the 35-year-old woman's stomach, then at the boy's head.
Police say he stole various electronics, including a desktop computer, laptops and tablets.
One was struck by the SUV, and the other then shot at the vehicle.
Police say a stranger then approached the victim and asked for money before hitting him in the head with a cane.
A 30-year-old Brooklyn man is the latest to be arrested for making the weapons in the comfort of his home.
He has been charged with several crimes, including assault as a hate crime and menacing as a hate crime.
In both incidents, police said the suspect climbed inside through open bedroom windows.
Ray is accused of physically and psychologically threatening college students, extortion, and forcing a young woman into prostitution.
The victim has been identified as John Anthony DeLeon, from Paterson.
It happened near the Burger King where 19-year-old Kristal Bayron Nieves was fatally shot two months ago.
