NYPD Investigating Spree Of Armed Robberies On Upper East Side
The NYPD is investigating three armed or attempted armed robberies that happened in a span of one hour on the Upper East Side on Saturday.
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The NYPD is investigating three armed or attempted armed robberies that happened in a span of one hour on the Upper East Side on Saturday.
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According to police, a livery cab driver and his passenger got into a dispute. The passenger got out of the cab and spat on the driver and slashed him on the right hand.
Investigators said 54-year-old said Mohamad Al-Gahaffi, who was also a livery driver, was beaten so badly he was taken to a local hospital with severe head trauma and placed into a coma.
The attack happened back on Feb. 12 at the 86th Street and Second Avenue station.
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When the boys initially refused to give up the bikes, one of the suspects opened his backpack to show them a gun, police said.
It happened just after midnight on the 14th floor of a building on East 79th Street.
Surveillance video shows the suspect walk by a 21-year-old woman as she's looking down at her cellphone. He suddenly turns and slaps her in the head.
Police said employees confronted two people who allegedly stole merchandise from the store.
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