NYPD: Suspects Demand Cash, Grab Jewish Man's Yarmulke In Brooklyn Robbery
Police said three men on motorcycles approached the victim, 21, and made anti-Semitic statements before demanding his cash.
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Police said three men on motorcycles approached the victim, 21, and made anti-Semitic statements before demanding his cash.
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