Police Blotters (7/9-7/25)

Jul 29, 2010 by Juliet Linderman

94th Precinct

ROBBERY
7/22
N. 5th Street
Victim was walking down N. 5th Street, and when he approached his residence he noticed two men sitting on the front stoop. One of them approached the victim and put his arm around him, demanding his wallet. The victim refused, and both perps fled down N. 5th Street. No property was stolen and no arrests have been made.

BURLGARY
7/19
N. 9th Street
Perp entered location via the roof of the adjacent building’s roof. The perp then kicked in the window on the second floor of the victim’s building to enter the premises. No property was stolen, and no arrests have been made.

7/21
N. 4th Street
Upon returning home from work, the victim noticed that an unknown perp had entered in apartment and stolen his laptop, iPad, camera and lenses. A maid service was authorized to access the victim’s apartment, and it is possible that the maid forgot to lock the door behind her. No arrests have been made.

7/22
N. 9th Street
The perp entered the victim’s building through the front door. The victim asked the perp if he lives in the building, to which the perp replied that yes, he does live in the building, and proceeded to walk up the stairs. The victim went out shopping for one hour, and upon returning discovered that her door was damaged, and her laptop, rings and social security cards were missing. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY
7/19
Withers Street and Manhattan Avenue
Victim was walking home southbound on Manhattan Avenue. She looked behind her as she was walking, and noticed a black male riding his bicycle and following her. The perp then rode up beside her and snatched the victim’s phone out of her hand. The perp then ran southbound on Manhattan Avenue. No arrests have been made.

North Henry Street
Victim is the owner of a local business. He was notified by the bank that a business check for approximately $1,700 had been issued without his permission. A previous employee who had recently been fired had access to the premises and office, but no arrests have been made.

7/21
Engert Avenue
While working at home, the victim was notified that approximately $1,900 had been charged to his bank card. Victim is in possession of the card, and no arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO

7/19
Franklin Street
Victim parked his car on Franklin Street. Upon returning, he noticed that his 1996 Nissan Maxima was missing. No arrests have been made.

7/21
Debevoise Avenue
Victim parked her care on Debevoise Avenue. When she returned, she discovered her 2006 Infinity was missing. No arrests have been made.

7/22
Meeker Avenue and Frost Street
Victim parked his car at the above intersection, under the BQE. When he returned, he noticed his 1994 Honda Accord was missing. No arrests have been made.

7/23
Graham Avenue and Meeker
An unknown perp removed the victim’s 1995 Lincoln Town Car from its parking space on Graham Avenue. The car had been left for months, and a canvass was conducted with negative results. No arrests have been made.

7/24
Franklin Street
Victim parked his car on Franklin Street. Upon returning to his car, the victim noticed that his 1995 Honda Civic had been stolen. No arrests have been made.

90th Precinct

ASSAULT
7/21
Manhattan Avenue
While helping a customer load bags into her car, an unknown perp punched the victim in the face, breaking his jaw. The victim was taken to Woodhull Hopsital and no arrests have been made.

7/23
Scholes Street
Perp engaged in a verbal dispute with the victim, and began pushing and grabbing him. The perp then pulled out a padlock and struck the victim on the forehead, causing a deep laceration and bleeding. The perp also bit the victim on the left bicep. The victim was removed to Woodhull Hospital, and the perp was arrested.

Havemeyer Street
Victim was accidentally shot in the right thigh with an unknown firearm and was removed to Woodhull Hospital.

ROBBERY
7/20
Moore and Leonard Streets
Two black males approximately 30-35 years old wearing dew rags, black shirts and shorts forcibly removed the victim’s personal property by grabbing the victim’s arm and restraining him. No injuries were sustained, and no arrests have been made.

Boerum Street
When leaving his place of residence, an unknown male demanded the victim’s watch. A second perp then jumped out of a black SUV, clutching a black firearm in his right hand. Victim began to run eastbound on Boerum Street towards Lorimer when the perps caught up to him, and struck him in the face. One of the perps, who is known to the victim, stood next to the first perp, holding the gun. The first perp then removed the victim’s watch, and both perps then fled in the SUV. No arrests have been made.

7/21
Hooper and S. 4th Streets
Victim was approached by two Hispanic males, who punched him repeatedly in the face causing redness, swelling and pain. The perps then stole the victim’s bicycle. The victim then positively identified the perp on S. 4th and Rodney Streets, and he was apprehended.

7/25
Victim was waiting for the bus at the bus stop when the defendant approached him and started to talk to him. The victim tried to get on the bus when it came, but the defendant pulled him off and pushed him up against a wall. The defendant then struck the victim in the face, and stole the victim’s chain and cell phone. Both perps were apprehended.

BURGLARY
7/21
Hooper Street
Unknown perps entered the above location and stole $200 cash and a gold watch. The door was possibly kicked in. No arrests have been made.

Division Avenue
Unknown perps entered the premises and remained unlawfully, and stole $500 and various barber equipment, then fled through the front door. No arrests have been made.

McKibben Street
Unknown perps entered the victim’s residence through the rear window, which was unlocked, and stole an iPod. Perps then fled through the back window, and no arrests have been made.

7/22
Porter Avenue
A known defendant approached the victim and demanded his money. The perp then proceeded to remove the victim’s wallet from his pants pocket and a struggle ensued. The perp then threatened to kill the victim if he struggled more. The perp was arrested.

7/23
Bedford Avenue
Perps broke the front door on the victim’s residence and gained access to his apartment while he was at the doctor. When he returned, he discovered that the front door had been damaged, and property worth approximately $18,500 was missing. No arrests have been made.

Wilson Street
Unknown perps entered the victim’s apartment by forcing the door open and stole more than $10,000 worth of personal property. No arrests have been made.

7/25
Grand Street
Victim was woken up to sounds of banging and scratching at her front door. She got up, and noticed that an unknown male was jamming an unknown object into the door. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY
7/20
Broadway
Victim left her wallet at above location. When she called to cancel her bank card, she was notified that it had been used to withdraw $381. No arrests have been made.

7/21
Grand Street
While the victim was unloading items to his business, unknown perps stole a computer, black bag and and $1,500 cash from the car. No arrests have been made.

White and McKibben Streets
Victim left her purse unattended inside a park. Fifteen minutes later, she noticed her purse was gone. No arrests have been made.

S. 2nd Street
$1,626 was stolen from underneath the victim’s bed. Victim has an ongoing dispute over her apartment with her roommate, and claims that the roommate was home when she left before being burglarized. No arrests have been made.

7/22
S. 8th Street
An unknown perp drilled a hole in an ATM machine and stole $12,200 in cash. The victim was notified by the store owner, whose ATM had been broken into. A large padlock protecting the door of an adjacent building was also broken. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO
7/22
Meserole Street
Unknown perps stole the victim’s 2010 Toyota. No arrests have been made.

7/25
Flushing Avenue
Victim parked his car on Flushing Avenue, and upon returning discovered it had been stolen. No arrests have been made.

Montrose Avenue
Perp approached the victims from behind and grabbed their bags, which were sitting beside them on the sidewalk, and ran westbound on Montrose Avenue. No arrests have been made.