
 
        
         
		60TH PRECINCT 
 CONEY ISLAND—BRIGHTON BEACH— 
 SEAGATE 
 Bat-hit crazy 
 Three highway robbers hit a victim  
 with a bat, before mugging him  
 on Stillwell Avenue on Jan. 11.  
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 robbers  assaulted  him  between  
 Neptune Avenue and the Stillwell  
 Avenue Bridge around 2:21 am, before  
 snagging $800. 
 Refridge-raiders 
 Appliance hunting crooks  
 hauled a refrigerator, a microwave,  
 and other household goods from a  
 Bay 49th Street home on Jan. 3.  
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 rascals  damaged  the  front  and  
 side  door  when  breaking  into  the  
 residence between Harway and  
 Cropsey avenues around 9 am, before  
 swiping  the  $2,700  worth  of  
 property.  
 Wine-OS 
 A weasel swiped computers and  
 assorted wines from a Brighton  
 Third Street offi ce on Jan. 8.  
 The victim told police he left the  
 offi ce  between  Brighton  Second  
 Walk  and  Brighton  Second  Lane  
 around 8 pm, and returned to fi nd  
 the  $2,500  worth  of  property  was  
 missing.  
 61ST PRECINCT 
 SHEEPSHEAD BAY—HOMECREST— 
 MANHATTAN BEACH—GRAVESEND 
 Pilferer 
 Three slimeballs stole a woman’s  
 iPhone X Max and $200 in cash  
 on Ocean Avenue on Jan. 7.  
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 bad guys punched and kicked her  
 at  the  intersection  of  Avenue  X  at  
 around  5  am,  before  snagging  her  
 belongings and running off.  
 Sneak-ers 
 A group of shoplifters stole two  
 pairs of luxury shoes from a Kings  
 Highway store on Jan. 7.  
 A witness told police that the  
 sneak thieves grabbed $3,165 worth  
 of merchandise from the store at  
 the intersection of E. 13th Street at  
 around 2:20 pm. 
 Garage pickers  
 Two pilferers looted multiple vehicles  
 parked in an Avenue X parking  
 garage on Jan. 11.  
 A  victim  told  police  that  the  
 good-for-nothings broke into the indoor  
 parking lot on the intersection  
 of E. 27th Street at around 6:20 am  
 and swiped a laptop, a credit card,  
 a wallet, a language book, and a garage  
 key.  
  — Jessica Parks 
 COURIER L 8     IFE, JANUARY 17-23, 2020 
 62ND PRECINCT 
 BENSONHURST —BATH BEACH 
 Blade knave 
 A knife-wielding brute stabbed  
 a man in the thigh on Benson Avenue  
 on Jan. 12. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 brute stabbed him in the thigh between  
 14th and Bay Seventh avenues  
 at 5 pm, before fl eeing. 
 First  responders  took  the  victim  
 to Lutheran Medical Center for  
 treatment, according to police. 
 Wheel weasel 
 A thief stole three tires from a  
 car parked on Kings Highway on  
 Jan. 8. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  she  
 returned to her car parked between  
 W. Ninth and W. 10th streets at 5:30  
 am and saw that her four tires with  
 their rims — valued at $140 total —  
 had been removed. 
 Home invasion 
 A group of robbers looted a Bay  
 Ridge Parkway house while threatening  
 to shoot the residents on Jan.  
 7. 
 The victim told police that three  
 gun-wielding men and a woman entered  
 the unlocked house between  
 19th and 20th avenues at 9:30 pm  
 and told the resident to “shut the  
 f––  up  b––,”  before  snagging  the  
 victim’s iPhone 11, Yeezy sneakers,  
 and other items. 
 Rolex raiders 
 Three  gun-wielding  robbers  
 stole $7,000 and jewelry from a man  
 on 78th Street on Jan. 7. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 three goons snagged his Rolex and  
 cash between 14th and 15th avenues  
 at 11:30 pm.  
 — Rose Adams 
 63RD PRECINCT 
 MARINE PARK —MILL BASIN—FLATLANDS— 
 BERGEN BEACH 
 Golden touch  
 Thieves stole a gold MacBook  
 Air from a car parked on Avenue R  
 on Jan. 10.  
 The victim told police that they  
 left  the  laptop    on  the  passenger  
 side  of  her  car  parked  between  E.  
 38th  and  Ryder  streets  at  around  
 11:45 pm, but the pilferer grabbed it  
 before she returned. 
 Panty pinchers 
 Two  shoplifters  stole  a  number  
 of panties from an Kings Plaza lingerie  
 store on Jan. 5.  
 An employee told police that the  
 two bozos hid the underwear in the  
 female thieve’s purse before fl eeing  
 the store on Avenue U around 7:14  
 pm with the $2,888 of stolen goods.  
 — Jessica Parks 
 76TH PRECINCT 
 CARROLL GARDENS-COBBLE HILL– 
 RED HOOK 
 Grocery goon 
 A hungry bandit looted a Hoyt  
 Street supermarket on Jan. 10.  
 An employee told police that the  
 lawbreaker broke into the store between  
 Warren  and  Baltic  streets  
 sometime between 1:30 am and 5:13  
 am,  and stole $2,802 worth of cash  
 and groceries. 
 Wallet weasel 
 A pilferer stole a woman’s wallet  
 on Clinton Street on Jan. 9. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 thief grabbed the wallet from the  
 basket  of  a  stroller  near  Union  
 Street at around 10:30 am.  
 Scooter looter 
 A highway robber stole a  Razor  
 scooter parked on Clinton Street on  
 Jan. 9.  
 The  victim  told  police  that  he  
 left the scooter near Warren Street  
 at  around  4:15  pm,  when  the  jerk  
 hopped on the $80 two-wheeler and  
 rode off. 
 Package pilferer 
 A package pilferer lifted a $600  
 piece  of  mail  from outside  a  King  
 Street resident on Christmas Eve.  
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 villain  grabbed  the  package  from  
 the house near Richards  Street  at  
 around 4:13 pm, making off with a  
 pair of 18 karat gold earrings.  
 — Rose Adams 
 72ND PRECINCT  
 SUNSET PARK–WINDSOR TERRACE 
 Snappled! 
 A  jerk  assaulted  a  shopkeeper  
 after  trying  to  steal  from  him  on  
 Sixth Avenue on Jan. 7. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  he  
 caught  the  pilferer  trying  to  steal  
 a Snapple from his store near 50th  
 Street at 8:30 pm, and when he confronted  
 the goon, the perp struck  
 him in the neck and head.  
 Stroller sneak 
 A thief made off with a high-end  
 baby stroller from a Third Avenue  
 baby store on Jan. 10. 
 An employee told police that the  
 woman walked into the tot-emporium  
 near 30th Street at 6 pm, before  
 grabbing  the  $1,050  stroller  
 and running off. 
 20/20 vision  
 A  burglar  tried  to  rob  a  Fifth  
 Avenue glasses store on Jan. 8. 
 The store owner told police that  
 the  weasel  used  a  brick  to  smash  
 the window of his store near 62nd  
 Street  at  around  2:30  am  and  attempted  
 to  enter  —  but  the  store  
 owner, who was in the back room,  
 chased him off.  
 Beer bash 
 A villian tried to assault another  
 woman with a glass bottle at a Fifth  
 Avenue saloon on Jan. 11. 
 The victim told cops the assailant  
 chucked a beer bottle at  
 her head inside the bar near 56th  
 Street  at  12:50  am,  barley missing  
 her head.  
 78TH PRECINCT  
 PARK SLOPE 
 Act of hate 
 A scumbag defaced a picture of a  
 famed gay rights activist at a Fifth  
 Avenue bar on Jan. 4. 
 An employee told police that the  
 lout  scrawled “JEW” on a portrait  
 of LGBT activist Edith Windsor inside  
 the watering near Fifth Street  
 at around 8 pm. 
 MTA menace 
 A knife-wielding worm menaced  
 an MTA employee inside the Atlantic  
 Avenue station on Jan. 9. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 nogoodnik brandished the knife inside  
 the  station  near  Flatbush  Avenue  
 at 2:15 am and threatened the  
 employee.  
 Head cracker  
 A brute threatened a resident of  
 a Ninth Street homeless shelter on  
 Jan. 4. 
 The  victim  told  police  that  the  
 jerk yelled “I’m gonna crack your  
 head open” during a fi ght  in  the  
 shelter near Sixth Avenue at 6:24  
 pm.  
  — Ben Verde