Police Blotters (1/16 - 1/22) - 94th Precinct

Jan 25, 2012 by Michael Cesarczyk

ROBBERY

1/16
Diamond Street
Perp approached victim from behind, cornered her and pulled out a knife. He then demanded the victim’s cell phone, which the victim handed over. No arrests have been made.

McGuinness Boulevard
Perp entered a business and displayed a black firearm. He then told an employee to open a cash register. When he did, the perp reached over the counter, grabbed the money, and left.

N. 7th Street and Driggs Avenue
Two perps approached victim from behind and demanded his cell phone. When the victim refused, one perp hit him with his fist. The perps then punched and kicked the victim several times before ripping his cell phone out of his hand. They both fled on Driggs Avenue.

1/18
Union Avenue and Bayard Street
Defendant asked victim what time was, then punched him in the nose and pushed him to the ground, removing his iPhone from his pocket. Although the defendant fled the scene, the victim was able to locate the phone through an iPhone application. The defendant was later arrested.

ASSAULT

1/17
Lorimer Street
Perp accused his wife of cheating on him, dragging her out of bed and choking her while demanding to know the truth. When the victim tried to escape, the perp pinned her down, bruising her arm. The perp was later arrested.

BURGLARY

1/16
Engert Avenue
Perp entered victim’s bedroom through a window and stole a debit card, a backpack, a camera and a jacket. He later made five withdrawals from the victim’s account. No arrests have been made.

Nassau Avenue
Perp entered victim’s apartment and stole victims’ assorted jewelry. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY

1/16
Kent Avenue
Perp entered a building and removed several cables out of its power vault without permission to do so. No arrests have been made.

1/17
Manhattan Avenue
Perp withdrew two checks in the amount of $4071 from victim’s account without permission to do so. No arrests have been made.

1/18
Meserole Avenue
Victim checked her purse in at a night club. Upon leaving, she noticed her wallet was missing. No arrests have been made.

Metropolitan Avenue and Graham Avenue
Defendant was caught going through the pockets of victim, who was sitting on a bench intoxicated. He was later arrested.

1/20
N. 5th Street
As part of a market study, victim was sent a $2700 check to deposit. It later turned out to be fraudulent. No arrests have been made.

Manhattan Avenue
Perp entered a store and asked to look at various chains. An employee assisted the perp, but while at some point he became occupied, and the perp put a chain in his pocket. The perp was later arrested.

1/21
Union Avenue
Victim left her bag unattended on a bar stool and went to the bathroom. When she came back, she noticed her property was missing. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO

1/21
Driggs Avenue
Victim parked his 1995 Nissan Maxima on Driggs Avenue. When he came back, he discovered his car was missing. There was no broken glass, and no arrests have been made.

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