Police Blotters (Nov. 2-Nov. 11)

Nov 12, 2009 by Juliet Linderman

90th Precinct

GRAND LARCENY:
11/3
Roebling Street
An unknown perp removed the victim’s wallet from his desk drawer at his office. The victim did receive a delivery from a messenger around the time of the incident, and contacted the agency to report the messenger. No arrests have been made.

11/4
Boerum Street
Victim was standing in front of her building, rummaging for her keys in her purse, when two unknown black males approached her from behind, grabbed her purse and ran in an unknown direction. No arrests have been made.

11/5
Knickerbocker AVenue
Victim parked her vehicle at above location, and when she returned she noticed the front passenger side window broken and her driver’s license and two bank cards missing. No arrests have been made.

GRAND LARCENY AUTO:
11/4
S. 6th Street and Bedford
Victim left his car at the above location, and upon returning from vacation noticed that his 1994 Toyota was missing. The parking space was legal, and the owner of the vehicle did not have any outstanding tickets. No arrests have been made.

HOMICIDE:
11/3
Lorimer and Ten Eyck Street
Victim was shot once in the left side of the chest by an unknown perp, and was rushed to Woodhull Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. No arrests have been made.

11/8
Marcy Avenue and Grand Street
The perp approached the victim and grabbed her cell phone out of her hand, and fled on foot. No arrests have been made.

BURGLARY:
11/5
Lorimer Street
An unknown perp stole a laptop and a designer bag from the victim’s apartment. Victim states that the perp entered her apartment through the fire escape, the window next to which was found open. No arrests have been made.

Orient Avenue
Victim left for work, and upon returning noticed that her lights were on, and the apartment had been ransacked. Upon closer inspection, she saw that her laptop was missing, and that the window to the fire escape was wide open. No arrests have been made.

S. 3rd Street
Victim was out of her apartment all day, and when she returned she noticed that two laptops and a digital camera were missing. She believes entry was gained through the rear window, which was left unlocked, and is adjacent to the fire escape. No arrests have been made.

11/8
Grand Street
Perp was observed by a witness hopping a fence to enter a building, then proceeded through a window. A security guard spotted the perp, who heard the perp walking around on the second floor. The perp was arrested on site.

11/9
Powers Street
An unknown perp entered the victim’s apartment and stole two laptop computers. No arrests have been made.

11/10
Hope Street
An unknown perp entered the premises through the kitchen window, which is shared by five units on the fourth floor of the building, and stole a laptop computer. No arrests have been made.

ROBBERY:
11/2
McKibben Street and Bushwick Avenue
While walking on Bushwick Avenue, at the corner of McKibben Street, five unknown males approached the victim, threw him to the ground and stole his bag. No arrests have been made.

11/3
Walton Street
Victim was walking down the street when a group of Mexican males grabbed him from behind, threw him down onto the ground and asked if he had any money before removing his prepaid sidekick from his pants pocket. No arrests have been made.

Manhattan Avenue and Meserole Street
Victim was walking home on Meserole Street when perp approached her from behind, hugged her, then grabbed her phone out of her hand. The perps then fled southbound on Manhattan Avenue. No arrests have been made.

Walton Street and Harrison Avenue
Victim states that an unknown male asked if he was in a gang. When the victim said no, the perp struck him in the face, threw him down and stole his sidekick. The perp then fled in an unknown direction, and no arrests have been made.

11/5
Broadway and Marcy Avenue
While riding the J-train, which was stopped at the Marcy Avenue station, the defendant removed the victim’s iPhone and jumped off the train, fleeing on food. The victim chased the perp, and when she caught up with him, he pushed her away to try and retain the stolen property. The perp was arrested on site.

11/10
S. 1st and Hooper Streets
Victim was walking eastbound on S. 1st Street when an unknown perp walked by and began elbowing and punching her in the face, causing her to fall to the ground. The perp then removed the victim’s purse and fled northbound on Hooper Street in an unknown direction. No arrests have been made.

ASSAULT:
10/31
Maujer Street
Victim was in front of his girlfriend’s building when he felt a tap on his shoulder. When he turned around, he was hit in the head with a 2×4 piece of wood. The victim fought of the perp, who is still at large.

11/10
Olive Street and Metropolitan Avenue
Victim was walking down the street when a male teenager proceeded to throw a glass bottle towards her, striking her on the head. No arrests have been made.