Seen On Video: 82-Year-Old Man Robbed Inside Bronx Elevator
Police are searching for a man seen on video robbing an 82-year-old inside an elevator in the Bronx.
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Police are searching for a man seen on video robbing an 82-year-old inside an elevator in the Bronx.
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