Police Blotters (August 22-August 29)

Sep 02, 2010 by Juliet Linderman

94th Precinct

BURGLARY:
8/24
Kingsland Avenue
Victim returned home to discover that the back bedroom window was open, and her laptop and camera were missing. The back window leads to the fire escape, which appears to be the point of entry. No arrests have been made.

8/25
N. 10th Street
Victim left his apartment, and when his roommates returned home they discovered that their laptops and flat screen TV were missing. No arrests have been made.

Apollo Street
Unknown perps entered the victim’s business, broke into a truck and stole assorted tools. No arrests have been made.

N. 10th Street
Victim left her apartment for work. When she arrived home, she discovered that her apartment had been ransacked and her laptops and papers were missing. No arrests have been made.

8/26
N. 9th Street
Victim went to the park. When she returned, she discovered that her iPod, camera, laptop and debit card were missing. When she left the building, she noticed the front door was ajar. No arrests have been made.

Driggs Avenue
Victim left her home, and when she returned she noticed her apartment door had been forced open and her camera and jewelry were missing. No arrests have been made.

8/27
N. 8th Street
Unknown perp entered the victim’s commercial building by breaking the garage door. Perps lifted two laptops and two TVs. No arrests have been made.

8/29
Bedford Avenue
An unknown perp entered the victim’s residence through the window of her apartment and stole two laptops and an iPod. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY:
8/25
Berry Street and N. 3rd Street
An unknown perp stole the victim’s credit card from her wallet, which was in her pocket book. No arrests have been made.

8/26
Jackson and Humboldt Streets
Victim was walking home from the train station when an unknown perp approached on a bicycle and snatched her phone out of her hand while she was texting a friend. The perp fled on Withers Street, and no arrests have been made.

8/28
Leonard Street
Victim states UPS delivered two packages to her residence. UPS left the packages in the lobby of the building, and when the victim returned home she found only one package. The other package, worth approximately $1,000, was missing. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO:
8/24
Forst Street
Victim saw an unknown perp in the driver’s side of her 2002 Chrystler. Upon approaching the perp and car, the perp fled from the car on Frost Street. A police officer chased the perp into a building on Frost Street, but lost sight of him in the stairwell. No arrests have been made.

8/25
Bayard Street
Victim parked his car on Bayard Street. Upon returning to his vehicle, he discovered it was missing. No arrests have been made.

90th Precinct

BURGLARY:

8/24
Manhattan Avenue
Victim went to work and left her son’s cousin at her house unsupervised. When the victim returned home, she discovered the bedroom door kicked in, and two laptops, a pair of sunglasses and a DVD player missing. No arrests have been made.

8/27
Grand Street
Upon waking up in the morning, the victim discovered that more than $4,000 worth of personal property was missing. He left the front door to his apartment unlocked before he went to sleep. No arrests have been made.

Graham Avenue
Victim discovered the gate of his business open, the front window smashed and $25,000 worth of cell phones missing. No arrests have been made.

Metropolitan Avenue
Victims left their apartment for the weekend. Upon their return, they discovered their personal property was missing. Because the victims are moving out, the management has the keys to their apartment but are not authorized to enter. No arrests have been made.

ASSAULT:
8/26
Bedford Avenue
While issuing a parking violation, the driver receiving the ticket pulled away from the scene, striking the officer’s left arm with the vehicle. The driver then fled northbound on Bedford Avenue. No arrests have been made.

8/28
Berry Street and S. 6th
After leaving a bar, the victim saw his girlfriend being assaulted by three unknown female perps. He approached, at which point he was attacked from behind by two other perps, who began punching him, causing bruising, lacerations and pain. Perps continued to punch the victim while he was on the ground. The perps then jumped into a silver Jeep and fled northbound on Berry Street. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY:
8/23
Flushing Avenue
Unknown perps broke into a commercial building and stole a computer projector. No arrests have been made.

8/24
Harrison Avenue
The defendant entered a fenced construction site and stole $1,500 worth of construction tools. Both perps were apprehended.

8/25
Driggs Avenue
Unknown perps stole more than $4,000 worth of property from the victim’s behicle. There are no signs of forced entry, and no arrests have been made.

8/26
Kent Avenue and BQE
Victim had his bag in his truck and went into a nearby building to wash his hands. When he returned to his car, he realized his bag was missing. No arrests have been made.

8/27
Grand Street
An unknown perp lifted $880 worth of personal property from her rental car. There are no signs of forced entry, and no arrests have been made.

8/28
Moore Street
Victim parked his car on Moore Street. Upon returning, he discovered that his vehicle had been ransacked and nearly $2,000 worth of personal property had been stolen. No arrests have been made.

8/29
Thornton Street
Victim left his rental car on Thornton Street. Upon returning, he discovered that he driver’s side window was shattered, and the GPS and his laptop were missing. No arrests have been made.

Bedford Avenue
Perps stole the victim’s wallet from his jacket pocket. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO:
8/24
Leonard Street
Victim parked his car in a lot on Leonard Street. When he returned the next day, he discovered his car had been stolen. No arrests have been made.

8/28
White and Moore Streets
Victim parked his 1994 Honda Civic on White and Moore Streets. When he returned to retrieve it, he discovered it was missing. No arrests have been made.

ROBBERY:
8/27
Ainslie Street and Union Avenue
While victim was walking on Union Avenue, an unknown black male in his late teens wearing a white t-shirt with a black symbol on the back riding a bicycle punched her in the head and snatched her cell phone from her hand. The suspect continued on his way, westbound on Ainslie Street. No arrests have been made.

8/28
Humboldt Street
Victim and his friend were leaving their location when they were approached by a group of males, one of whom tried to take the victim’s friend’s jewelry. The victim told the perp no, at which point the perp struck the victim in the head with a firearm. The victim and his friend ran to Woodhull Hospital for treatment, where the victim received stitches.

8/29
Leonard Street
The victim, who was highly intoxicated, said he was jumped by a group of unknown perps who him with an unknown object in his face and head. The perps then stole a bracelet from his wrist and fled in an unknown direction. The victim was taken to Woodhull Hospital and no arrests have been made.

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