Police Seek Suspect In Woodhaven Home Invasion, Robbery
According to police, the man pried open a back window to get into the residence.
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According to police, the man pried open a back window to get into the residence.
Police say a man named Manuel Gonzalez approached a 41-year-old woman, who knew Gonzalez, and the two got into an argument.
Police say the suspect is believed to be 15 or 16 years old and tried to sell the victim a cell phone.
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Police said the men were arguing when the suspect pulled out an unknown object and slashed the 34-year-old victim on the left cheek.
Police say the suspect touched himself in front of three women on an elevator at the 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue station.
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Police said it started when the 69-year-old doorman found the suspect in the basement and asked him to leave.
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In the latest incident on May 13, police said he grabbed a 19-year-old woman's breast near 18th Avenue and 122nd Street in Harlem.
Both incidents happened on June 20 in South Ozone Park.
According to police, two individuals in a red Ford Explorer with a temporary New Jersey license plate drove up to a 55-year-old woman and told her they had a gift for her.
Police said the 21-year-old victim was crossing the street when he was hit by a silver SUV that ran a red light.
Traffic enforcement will be stepped up with increased patrols and driver checkpoints, all in an effort to discourage drunk, high or any impaired driving.
Police said the suspect snatched the 17-year-old victim's phone from her hands and then ran away.
Police said the 69-year-old doorman found the suspect in the basement and asked him to leave.
It happened Tuesday evening near 87th Avenue and 77th Street in Woodhaven.
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Surveillance video shows the suspect walk up to a silver vehicle and look around before forcing open the driver's side door.
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The NYPD says there's no clear connection to the house of worship or indication that it was targeted at this time.
The victim was the second woman hit by a car at the intersection in less than two months.
Police said the suspect claimed to be an officer and carried a gun and shield.
Police say a man seen on surveillance video followed a couple Sunday night near Liberty Avenue and Lefferts Boulevard while making anti-Muslim statements.
