Police Blotters (9/17-9/23) - 90th Precinct

Sep 28, 2012 by Michael Cesarczyk

ROBBERY

9/17
Olive Street and Waterbury Street
Three perps entered an establishment. Two approached the victim displaying firearms and demanded money. The victim placed the cash register on the counter, and the perps proceeded to remove $150 as well as the victim’s iPhone and some cigars. No arrests have been made.

9/18
Ainslie Street
Victim states that perp forcibly removed her iPhone, but later refused to provide a detailed description to police. The victim was highly intoxicated at the time of questioning. No arrests have been made.

White Street and Bushwick Avenue
Perp approached victim from behind and demanded her cell phone. The victim refused and a physical struggle ensued, during which the victim was pushed to the ground and the perp fled the scene. No arrests have been made.

Union Avenue
Perp snatched victim’s iPhone when the train came to a stop and fled the station. No arrests have been made.

9/20
Manhattan Avenue
Two perps picked up victim and dropped him on the floor, one holding him while the other went through his pockets. After removing his iPhone, both perps fled in an unknown direction. No arrests have been made.

9/22
Graham Avenue
Perp approached victim from behind, pushed her to the ground, and wrestled her iPhone out of her hand. No arrests have been made.

S. 3rd Street
Perp punched, kicked and hit victim several times in the head with a hat, and then removed her wallet from her purse. No arrests have been made.

Meserole Street
Three perps rode up to three victims and demanded money. One victim gave up his wallet, while the other two handed over their cash. All three perps then fled towards Bushwick Avenue. No arrests have been made.

9/23
Johnson Avenue
Two perps approached victim and demanded his money. When the victim refused, one perp punched him in the face. The victim hit the perp back and a physical struggle followed, during which the victim’s cell phone fell to the ground. One of the perps picked it up and both fled the scene. No arrests have been made.

Broadway
Perp approached victim on the subway platform and removed her wallet at knife point. No arrests have been made.

ASSAULT

9/17
Hooper Street and Keap Street
Perp hit victim in the face with a bat. No arrests have been made.

9/19
Leonard Street and Walton Street
During an argument, perp hit victim with a large plastic box, causing several lacerations. The perp was later arrested.

9/22
Bushwick Avenue
During a heated discussion, perp became irate and started to choke victim. No arrests have been made.

BURGLARY

9/17
Graham Avenue and Humboldt Street
Perp entered a church and stole a laptop, a ceiling projector, a ceiling projector, a TV, a console unit and a money lock box containing $200. No arrests have been made.

Judge Street and Olive Street
Perp entered victim’s apartment and caused $1,000 worth of damage. No arrests have been made.

Morgan Avenue and Vandervoort Avenue
Perp entered a studio and stole a laptop, a camera and a power drill. No arrests have been made.

9/19
Wythe Avenue and Berry Street
Victim awoke to find perp standing over her and screamed. The perp panicked and fled her room. No arrests have been made.

Graham Avenue and Humboldt Street
Victim entered victim’s apartment and stole a SONY game system, a bicycle, some videogames and an iPod. No arrests have been made.

Havemeyer Street and Marcy Avenue
Perp broke into victim’s apartment, damaging the locks in the process. No arrests have been made.

9/20
Berry Street
Perp reached through the window of victim’s apartment and stole $670 worth of jewelry. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY

9/17
S. 5th Street
Perp broke into victim’s vehicle and stole an iPhone. No arrests have been made.

9/18
Berry Street and Wythe Avenue
Victim parked his car on the street. Upon returning, he noticed all four tires missing and his vehicle resting on cinderblocks. No arrests have been made.

9/19
Leonard Street and Manhattan Avenue
Victim left her purse unattended and went to use the restroom. Upon returning, she noticed her property was gone.

Lorimer Street and Leonard Street
Perp broke into victim’s car and stole a laptop, an iPad and a cell phone. No arrests have been made.

Knickerbocker Avenue and Porter Avenue
Perp forged two checks totaling $4,659. No arrests have been made.

Graham Avenue
Victim left her purse on the floor and went to use the restroom. Upon returning, she noticed her iPhone was gone. No arrests have been made.

Lee Avenue
Perp used victim’s debit card to make $1,282 worth of purchases. No arrests have been made.

Division Avenue
Perp stole victim’s wallet. No arrests have been made.

9/21
Victim put her bag on the floor at a club. When she turned back to it, she noticed it was gone. No arrests have been made.

9/22
S. 2nd Street
Perp snatched victim’s iPhone. Responding to the victim’s calls for help, two good Samaritans gave chase and managed to catch the perp, who emptied out his pockets and gave up the stolen property. No arrests have been made.

Williamsburg Bridge
Perp grabbed the back of victim’s bicycle, causing her to stop and jump off. The perp then stole her bike and rode away towards Manhattan. No arrests have been made.

9/23
Grand Street
Victim placed her purse on a chair at a bar. When she turned back and looked inside, she noticed that her wallet and iPhone were missing. No arrests have been made.

Meserole Street
Perp entered victim’s apartment and stole a camera. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO

9/17
Johnson Avenue and Boerum Street
Victim parked his 2006 Honda on the street. Upon returning, he discovered that his car was gone. No arrests have been made.

9/19
Moore Street
Victim parked his 2002 White Ford Explorer on Moore Street. Upon returning, he discovered that his car was gone. No arrests have been made.

9/20
Ainslie Street
Victim parked her 1992 Toyota Camry on Ainslie Street. Upon returning, he discovered that his car was missing. No arrests have been made.

9/21
S. 4th Street
Victim parked his 2006 Honda on S. 4th Street. Upon returning two days later, he discovered that his car was missing. No arrests have been made.

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