Police Blotters (8/6 – 8/12) - 90th Precinct

Aug 15, 2012 by Michael Cesarczyk

ROBBERY

8/6
Leonard Street and Maujer Street
Victim was attempting to put his iPhone away when he was approached by three perps. One grabbed him by the neck and threw him to the ground, while the others punched and kicked him. After removing his keys and phone, the perps fled in an unknown direction. No arrests have been made.

8/7
Berry Street and Bedford Avenue
Four victims went to a location answering an escort ad from a back page. Upon their arrival, they were let in by a woman and then grabbed by three masked perps. After being forced to their knees and made to look down, the victims were bound and had their property taken from them. No arrests have been made.

S.2nd Street and S.3rd Street
Two perps removed $100 worth of quarters from a laundromat. When the victim tried to stop them, she was pushed to the floor. No arrests have been made.

Devoe Street and Leonard Street
Three perps approached victim from behind. One grabbed the victim’s cell phone and ran straight ahead. The other, holding a gun wrapped in a towel, said, “Don’t say anything, ma’am.” No arrests have been made.

8/9
Havemeyer Street and Broadway
Two perps entered a store as the victims were closing. One pulled out a gun and ordered the victims to lie on the floor while the other removed cash from the register. One victim was hit with the gun. No arrests have been made.

8/11
Marcy Avenue and Broadway
Three perps grabbed victim as he was riding his bicycle, handcuffed him and threw him into a vehicle. The victim was then taken to an unknown location where he was beaten. After this assault, the perps removed the handcuffs, drove him to another location and threw him out of the vehicle. The victim refused medical attention at the scene. No arrests have been made.

8/12
McKibbin Street and Graham Avenue
Three perps approached victim. One demanded money and punched him. He also attempted to take steal the victim’s cell phone. No arrests have been made.

ASSAULT

8/8
Varet Street and Moore Street
Perp attacked victim with a knife in front of a supermarket. No arrests have been made.

8/11
Driggs Avenue and Roebling Street
Perp hit victim’s wrist with a pipe he found on the street. The victim was later treated at Woodhull Hospital. No arrests have been made.

Throop Avenue and Flushing Avenue
Perp hit victim’s head with a glass bottle, causing a laceration. The victim was later treated at Woodhull Hospital. No arrests have been made.

8/12
S. 4th Street and S. 5th Street
Perp hit victim’s left arm with a glass bottle, causing a laceration. The perp was later arrested.

S. 4th Street and S. 5th Street
Perp hit victim in the face with a sharp, unknown object, causing a laceration to his left cheek. The perp was later arrested.

S. 4th Street and Keap Street
Perp hit victim with an unknown object, causing him to fall and hit his head on the sidewalk. No arrests have been made.

Hooper Street and S. 4th Street
Perp approached victim from behind and began punching him in the face. He then slashed him in the face and fled in an unknown direction. The victim was later treated at Bellevue Hospital. No arrests have been made.

BURGLARY

8/7
Knickerbocker Avenue and Porter Avenue
Perp smashed a glass door to enter a business, from which he stole a laptop. No arrests have been made.

Berry Street and Bedford Avenue
Perp stole a laptop from victim’s apartment. No arrests have been made.

8/8
Meserole Street and Montrose Avenue
Perp broke into a residence, went to the basement and tried to break off the coin holder from a washing machine. He was later arrested.

8/9
Stewart Street and Gardner Avenue
Perps broke into victim’s studio and stole $7,430 worth of tools. No arrests have been made.

8/11
Havemeyer Street and Roebling Street
Perp broke into victim’s room and stole a laptop and a cell phone. No arrests have been made.

8/12
Hooper Street and Hewes Street
Perp entered an apartment through the bedroom window, and covered victim’s mouth. The victim screamed, at which point the perp fled through the same window. No property was taken, and no arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY

8/6
Varet Street and Moore Street
Perp snatched victim’s purse as she was leaving the Bank of America. The purse contained $1,000 the victim had just withdrawn. No arrests have been made.

8/9
Lorimer Street and Leonard Street
Victim left her bag unattended to run after her baby. Upon returning to the scene, she noticed her property was missing. No arrests have been made.

Wythe Avenue and Clymer Street
Victim parked his car on the street. Upon returning, he discovered all four of his tires and rims missing. No arrests have been made.

8/11
Union Avenue and Lorimer Street
Perp stole victim’s refrigerator and air conditioner. The perp is a listed tenant of the victim. No arrests have been made.

Graham Avenue
Perp used victim’s credit card to make a $1,152 purchase without permission to do so. No arrests have been made.

8/12
Marcy Avenue and Harrison Avenue
Victim parked his car on the street. Upon returning to his vehicle, he noticed $20,000 worth of checks missing. No arrests have been made.

Manhattan Avenue and Graham Avenue
Perp began to kick and bang on victim’s door, asking her where her mother was. When the victim answered that she didn’t know, the perp demanded a cell phone. The victim refused, at which point the perp banged down the bedroom door and grabbed her cell phone. He was later arrested.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO

8/8
Wythe Avenue and Berry Street
Victim parked his 2010 Honda Accord on the street. Upon returning, he noticed his car was missing. No arrests have been made.

8/9
Throop Avenue and Bartlett Street
Victim parked his 1998 Honda Civic on the street. Upon returning, he noticed his car was missing. No arrests have been made.

8/10
S. 5th Place and Driggs Avenue
Victim parked his 2007 BMW motorcycle on the street. Upon returning, he noticed his bike was missing. No arrests have been made.

8/12
Graham Avenue and Humboldt Street
Victim parked his 2008 Harley Davidson motorcycle on the street. Upon returning, he noticed his bike was missing. No arrests have been made
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