Police: Armed Robbers Hold Up Businesses At Knifepoint, Steal More Than $8,000
The men allegedly struck four stores between Jan. 21 and Feb. 9 -- three in the Bronx, and one in Upper Manhattan.
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The men allegedly struck four stores between Jan. 21 and Feb. 9 -- three in the Bronx, and one in Upper Manhattan.
The first suspect allegedly placed a necklace around the victim's neck, as the second removed her necklace, worth $1,500.
Investigators say Hunt made several threatening posts online, including a video titled, "Kill your Senators."
The 41-year-old rapper reportedly told officers the gun was actually an air rifle that he uses to shoot out promotional T-shirts.
At least five mom-and-pop pharmacies have been broken into across the city. Police say tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs have been stolen and it's not the work of a lone burglar.
The 40-year-old from Franklin Square was arrested Thursday on two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Police have arrested 22-year-old Allan Lopez, 21-year-old Jose Sarmiento, 20-year-old Rigel Yohairo and 26-year-old Rodolfo Lopez.
He allegedly opened multiple packages inside the lobby and stole a skateboard, helmet, knee and elbow pads, worth a total of $95.
Police said the suspect grabbed several items from the shelves and tried to leave without paying.
The woman told police the suspect approached her and made hateful comments. He then allegedly tried to hit her before running away.
The first incident happened on April 7 inside a store on Corona Avenue near 92nd Street in Elmhurst.
It happened around 11:40 p.m. on April 5 aboard an A train at the Broad Channel Station in Queens.
Police said the woman got into a dispute with a 46-year-old man, then stabbed him with a knife once in the shoulder and once in the back.
Police said early Wednesday morning, officers watched as the men left a building on Foam Place in Rockaway and put something into the trunk.
The suspects first struck on March 17, then three times in one morning a week later, police say.
Surveillance video shows one suspect open fire on two other men, who return fire while ducking behind a parked SUV.
A 25-year-old woman told police a man approached her, made anti-Asian statements and tried to hit her with a closed fist.
Police say the 29-year-old from Lyndhurst is facing charges for two separate incidents.
It happened shortly before 11 p.m. on April 4 at Menchie's Frozen Yogurt on Cooper Avenue in Queens.
Her case was reassigned to a new judge after the death of Judge Sandra Feuerstein, who was hit and killed by a car while walking on a sidewalk last Friday in Boca Raton, Florida.
Perez and the city's former acting personnel director David Dunn pleaded guilty last year to defrauding the city and lying to the FBI.
Police said the man and woman started arguing aboard a southbound 4 train approaching the Utica Avenue-Crown Heights station.
Police said the men got into an argument on the southbound R train platform, and the suspect punched the victim in the face.
Police said the suspects broke in by forcing open a cafeteria window.
Three suspects can be seen pulling out guns and opening fire. A woman and child appear to duck for cover and run away.
