60TH PRECINCT
CONEY ISLAND—BRIGHTON BEACH—
SEAGATE
Knives out
A brute stabbed a pedestrian
multiple times while he was walking
home on W. 16th street on Feb.
7.
The victim told police that the
savage approached and asked him
for money at the intersection of Bay
50th Street at around 11 pm, but
when the victim said no, the bladewielding
baddie stabbed him repeatedly.
Road Rage
A ruffi an stabbed another driver
during a fi t of road rage on Neptune
Avenue on Feb. 10.
The victim told police that he
went to get back into his vehicle after
their argument at the intersection of
W. Fifth street at around 12:30 am,
but the loon stabbed him in the left
hand and fl ed in his vehicle.
Yeezy Yanker
Bandits snagged Yeezy sneakers,
furs, and Nike shoes from the stoop
of an Ocean Parkway home between
Dec. 16 and Dec. 23.
The victim told police that the
$4,790 worth of merchandise was
delivered to the home between Neptune
and Brighton Beach avenues,
but he never received the items.
— Jessica Parks
62ND PRECINCT
BENSONHURST—BATH BEACH
Elder abuse
Cops cuffed a scoundrel for allegedly
tackling a 71-year-old woman
to the ground inside a Stillwell Avenue
apartment on Feb. 4.
The victim told police that the
55-year-old man, who she’s in a relationship
with, allegedly shoved her
inside the apartment between Avenue
P and Kings Highway at 8 pm,
causing her to fall to the fl oor and
bruise her left eye.
Police arrived on the scene and
cuffed the suspect shortly after, according
to police reports.
Violent robbery
Some lowlife robbed a man and
threatened to shoot him on 86th
Street on Feb. 14.
The victim told police that the
brute grabbed his cellphone and
bluetooth speaker from his hands
on the corner of 19th Avenue at 12:15
am, before pushing the victim to the
ground and pulling out a gun during
a brief skirmish.
Car crook
A bandit stole $1,500 from a car on
New Utrecht Avenue on Feb. 13.
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Ridge hit-and-run critically
injures elderly pedestrian
The victim told police that the burglar
broke into his car parked near
16th Avenue at around 10 pm and stole
his wallet, which contained the cash,
credit cards, and his TLC license.
Porch pirate
A thief nabbed a package containing
expensive clothes from a W.
10th Street stoop on Feb. 2.
The victim told police that a postal
worker accidentally dropped off the
package at the wrong address near
Avenue S at 2:21 pm, but before she
could pick up the package — which
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contained nearly $2,300 worth of
closed from Nordstrom — some goodfor
nothin’ had stolen it.
— Rose Adams
84TH PRECINCT
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS–DUMBO–
BOERUM HILL–DOWNTOWN
A bit out of crime
Cops arrested a 51-year-old
woman for allegedly biting a police
offi cer on Duffi eld Street on
Feb. 8.
The victim told their fellow boysin
blue that the suspect allegedly
chomped them on the hand while
attempting to arrest her for a different
crime near Willoughby Street at
12:36 pm.
Paramedics took the injured
offi cer to Cobble Hill Hospital,
while fellow cops booked the
woman and charged her with assaulting
a police offi cer, according
to police reports.
Bad valentines
Two goons beat and pistolwhipped
a man on Willoughby
Street on Feb. 14.
The victim told police that the
two criminals approached him
and attempted to hit him with a
bag near Pearl Street at 6:15 pm
when one of the louts then pulled
out a gun and hit the victim in the
arm before fl eeing.
Cops recovered a 9mm shell
casing at the scene, according to
police reports.
Bike-be-gone
Some crook stole a delivery worker’s
electric bicycle on Schermerhorn
Street on Feb. 13.
The victim told police that he left
his bike locked up to make a delivery
near Court Street at around 7:45
pm, but when he returned the $2,000
bicycle was gone.
Subway assault
Cops arrested a 24-year-old man
for allegedly assaulting a police offi
cer at the Jay Street MetroTech
train station on Feb. 10.
The victim told his fellow offi
cers that the suspect allegedly
entered the train station’s emergency
exit with an altered FDNY
key to avoid paying the fare near
Fulton Street at around 4:45 pm,
and when the cop moved to arrest
the suspect, he allegedly fl ailed
and stiffened his arms and refused
to be cuffed, injuring an offi cer in
the process.
Paramedics took the offi cer to
Cobble Hill Hospital for treatment,
and cops booked the suspect for assaulting
a police offi cer, according
to police reports.
88TH PRECINCT
FORT GREENE-CLINTON HILL
Highway robber
Some creep violently robbed a
woman in the staircase of a Monument
Walk apartment building
Feb. 10.
The victim told police that the
robber demanded her cellphone
and wallet as she walked through
the complex near Navy Street at 6
pm, then grabbed her hair while
he rifl ed through her jacket, before
fl eeing away.
— Ben Verde
BY JESSICA PARKS
A scoffl aw driver critically injured
a pedestrian in Bay Ridge
on Feb. 15 before fl eeing the
scene just after 8 pm, according
to the NYPD.
The 72-year-old victim was
crossing Bay Ridge Parkway at
the intersection of Sixth Avenue
when the car — believed to be a
light-colored Mercedes Benz —
made a left turn onto Bay Ridge
Parkway at a green traffi c light
and smashed into the elderly
man, according to the NYPD
Highway’s District Collision Investigation
Squad.
Police arrived at the scene to
fi nd the victim lying on the road,
and paramedics rushed him to
NYU Langone-Brooklyn, where
he currently remains in critical
condition with head trauma.
Bay Ridge’s community board
head said that intersection —
where no one has died in a traffi crelated
incident since the city began
keeping track in 2009 — is not
known as particularly hazardous,
but said the crash seems like
a textbook left-hand turn issue
that should be further addressed.
“The only complaints we
have had in the past was truck
traffi c,” said Community Board
10 District Manager Josephine
Beckmann. “That is very common
when you hear these terrible
left turn accidents, it’s just
like a typical one. I’m so sorry to
hear it.”
Police have not yet made any arrests
for the hit-and-run, and the investigation
continues, cops said.
Anyone with information regarding
the stabbings can call
Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS (for
Spanish, dial 888-57-PISTA). You
can also submit tips online at nypdcrimestoppers.
com, or on Twitter @
NYPDTips. All calls and messages
are kept confi dential.