Police: Gunmen Robbed Man, Tried To Carjack Jeep In Washington Heights
Police want your help finding the men they say were behind a robbery and carjacking attempt in Washington Heights.
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Police want your help finding the men they say were behind a robbery and carjacking attempt in Washington Heights.
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The DOT says 181st Street is one of the busiest and most congested corridors in Manhattan.
Surveillance video shows the suspects walk into the garage with a scooter and start talking to the attendant outside the office.
The teenager, according to investigators, was standing on the corner of West 181st Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue when he was stabbed under the arm.
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The suspect is seen quickly whipping his hands out of his pockets and slashing the employee's nose with an unknown object.
Police say the teenager flagged down an ambulance after being stabbed in the stomach.
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