Police Seek Suspects In Pair Of Cell Phone Robberies In Harlem
The first incident happened Jan. 27 on Riverside Avenue near West 87th Street.
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The first incident happened Jan. 27 on Riverside Avenue near West 87th Street.
Police said the suspect threw liquid from a coffee cup at a 67-year-old man. Then, they boarded the same train and started arguing.
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Police say no words were exchanged and the attack is not being investigated as a hate crime.
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