Police Blotters (Feb. 22-Feb. 28)

Mar 04, 2010 by Juliet Linderman

90th Precinct

Victim observed perp shoveling snow in front of his house. The perp then approached the victim with a black firearm, and demanded his property. The victims were playing cards, and proceeded to chase the perp around the block, at which point the perp tossed the firearm at the group. One perp was apprehended.

Broadway
Victim states that apprehended defendant displayed a knife, placed it at the back of the victim’s neck and stole all of his cash. The perp was arrested.

Broadway
Two black males and a black female entered a store and stole property without paying for it. When a security guard attempted to retrieve the stolen goods, the perps punched him in the face. All three perps were apprehended.

BURGLARY:
2/27
S. 10th Street
Unknown perp stole a computer, DVD player, VCR, telephone, printer, ink cartridges and other goods. Several doors that lead from the church to the premises were unlocked, but nothing was recorded on the security cameras at the site. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY:

2/27
Graham Avenue
Victim placed her wallet with ID cards and credit cards down at a shoe store. When she went to retrieve it, it was gone. No arrests have been made.

Division Avenue
When victim arrived at the location for a family party, she had with her a purple folder, tucked in her purse, containing $6,000. Nearly two hours after her arrival, the victim checked her purse for the folder and discovered her money was missing. She had left the purse unattended in another room. No arrests have been made.

2/28
Bushwick Avenue
The defendant stole $20 cash from the victim while he was using a pay phone on Bushwick Avenue. Defendant was apprehended immediately.

94th Precinct

ROBBERY:
2/24
Manhattan and Nassau Avenues
Victim was about to swipe his MetroCard to enter the subway at Manhattan and Nassue when a perp approached from behind and put him in a headlock, while a second perp riffled through his bookbag. One perp fled by train, while the other ran out onto the street. No arrests have been made.

BURGLARY:
2/23
N. 8th Street
Victim left his apartment, and upon returning discovered his door unlocked, with minor damage to the lock. Upon entry, he found that his Playstation, Wii, laptop, TV and bag were missing. No arrests have been made.

Kingsland Avenue
Victim returned home to discover that an unknown perp had broken into her place, and damaged the door before making off with a TV, blue ray, camera and hard drive. No arrests have been made.

Kingsland Avenue
An unknown perp entered the victim’s apartment, damaging the front door, and stole a laptop, watch and camera. No arrests have been made.

N. 5th Street
Victim left her apartment for school when she realized she had accidentally left the oven on. She returned a few mninutes later to discover her apartment in disarray, and several pieces of electronic equipment moved in front of the door, towards the elevator, and two men on the 2nd floor. She called out to them, at which point both men fled the building. No arrests have been made.

2/25
N. 7th
Victim states that he and his two co-workers were making a delivery when unknown perps entered his company vehicle—which was left unlocked—and broke the lock to the metal safe inside. The perps then made off with $4000 cash. No arrests have been made.

Driggs Avenue
Unknown perps cut the lock to the premises, and raised the gate three feet from the ground. Victim says nothing was stolen, though footsteps on snow indicate that the perp was coming from Monitor Street. No arrests have been made.

2/27
Beadel Street
While he was sleeping, perps broke into the victim’s apartment and stle $490. Thenext day, the perp was spotted at the scene by the victim’s son, who held the perp until law enforcement arrived. He was apprehended.

GRAND LARCENY:
2/23
Manhattan Avenue
Defendant stole money from the victim’s business, in excess of $5,000. The perp was arrested.

2/24
Milton Street
Victim received a bill from his cell phone company indicating that additional accounts had been opened without his permission. The bill stated that the perp had racked up $1,936 worth of charges. No arrests have been made.

N. 9th Street and Roebling
Victim was approached by the defendant, who asked for the time before snatching the victim’s cell phone from her hand and fleeing on foot towards Roebling Street. The victim chased the perp, and he was apprehended.

Meserole Street
While inside the location, the victim left her purse unattended and turned away momentarily to adjust her clothing. When she turned back around, she discovered that her bag was missing. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO:
2/22
Eagle Street
Victim parked his car on Eagle Street. When he returned, he discovered that his 2008 Acura and assorted tools had been stolen. No arrests have been made.

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