60TH PRECINCT
CONEY ISLAND—BRIGHTON BEACH—
SEAGATE
Mean muggin’
A brigand mugged a vendor outside
of her stand on Brighton Beach
Avenue on Nov. 7.
The victim told police that the
highway robber was lurking at her
stand between Brighton Sixth and
Brighton Seventh Streets at around
6 am before snatching her purse.
Auto boost
Bandits swiped packages from
the counter of a Hart Place auto part
shop on Nov. 3.
Employees told police that the
pilferers waltzed into the shop at
the intersection of W. 16th Street
at around noon and grabbed over
$4,000 worth of merchandise, before
fl eeing.
Van-sacked
Thieves ransacked property
from a vehicle parked on Coney Island
Avenue on Nov. 1.
The victim told police that the
no-good-niks snagged over $2,000
worth of property from the car between
Brighton 10th Street and
Brighton Beach Avenue at around
2 am.
— Jessica Parks
62ND PRECINCT
BENSONHURST—BATH BEACH
Nose blows
Two teenagers broke a 12-yearold’s
nose on 76th Street on Nov. 6.
The victim told police that the
two 15-year-old assailants socked
her in the nose while she was outside
her home between 18th and
19th avenues at 5:50 pm before fl eeing
on bikes.
Bottle up rage
A brute smacked a man in the
head with a bottle on New Utrecht
Avenue on Nov. 6.
The intoxicated victim told police
that smacked him from behind
with a glass bottle between 70th
Street and Bay Ridge Avenue, before
running off.
Emergency responders took the
victim to Lutheran Medical Center
for treatment, according to police
reports.
Gunpoint
Two dirtbags robbed a man at
gunpoint on 15th Avenue on Nov. 6.
The victim told police that
the two gun-wielding robbers approached
him while he was sitting
in his car near Cropsey Avenue just
before 1 am and raided the vehicle
for $1,700 in cash and a Louis Vuiton
bag, among other items.
COURIER L 8 IFE, NOV. 13-19, 2020
Cops seek killer who fatally shot
man outside Canarsie lounge
Cops from the 69 Precinct probe a fatal shooting on Avenue L in Canarsie.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
Maced!
A thief pepper sprayed a man
and stole his phone on 21st Avenue
on Nov. 7.
The victim told police that he
was walking home by 82nd Street
at 9:20 pm when the female attacker
sprayed him in the face and grabbed
his cellphone from his hand.
You’re fi red!
An employee of a cell phone service
company allegedly scammed
his 18th Avenue employer out of
$2,000 between June and Nov. 5.
The thief’s former boss told police
that he had logged false transactions
to steal money from the store
near 80th Street, pocketing $2,000 of
the company’s cash.
— Rose Adams
84TH PRECINCT
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS–DUMBO–
BOERUM HILL–DOWNTOWN
Socked!
A sock thief hospitalized a clothing
store employee during an assault
with a tin bottle on Fulton
Mall on Nov. 4.
The victim told police that he
intercepted the ne’er-do-well while
trying to take the footwear from the
outlet between Jay and Pearl streets
at 4:30 pm, but the attacker smacked
him in the head with the metal object
and kicked him repeatedly,
causing bruising and pain.
Paramedics rushed to the scene
and brought the worker to Brooklyn
Hospital for treatment, according to
police reports.
Bottle bruiser
Police arrested a man for allegedly
hitting a cop with a glass bottle
on Gold Street.
The victim told police that they
walked up to the suspect’s car,
which was previously reported stolen
at Nassau Street around 5:10 am,
but the defendant allegedly hit the
Boy in Blue on the hand.
Cops then arrested the suspect
for felony assault, according to police
reports.
Fancy frames
Some looter stole more than
$15,000 worth of glasses frames
from a Jay Street optometrist on the
night of Nov. 7.
Witnesses told police that the
bandit busted the glass front door of
the shop near MetroTech sometime
overnight and snatched 19 pairs of
frames.
Bad deal
Police are looking for a criminal
who blackmailed a guy out of $850
for his own phone on Fulton Mall on
Nov. 4.
The victim told police that the
baddie grabbed his cellphone from
his hand near Elm Place at 4 pm and
demanded he hand over the cash in
exchange for getting back his device.
Quick swipe
A prowler grabbed a man’s bike
on Warren Street on Nov. 7.
The victim told police that he left
his bike unattended for a minute between
Smith and Court streets at
1:20 pm, but when he came back it
was gone.
88TH PRECINCT
FORT GREENE-CLINTON HILL
Hands up!
An armed rogue robbed a Fulton
Street bodega on Nov. 3.
A store employee told police that
the nogoodnik brandished a gun
inside the shop between St. Felix
Street and Fort Greene Place at 5:45
pm, before emptying the register
and fl eeing.
Knife-wielding knave
Police arrested a man for allegedly
robbing a Flatbush Avenue Ext.
chain store at knifepoint on Nov. 5.
An employee told police that the
18-year-old suspect allegedly tried
to walk out with a drink from the
shop at Fulton Street just after 8:40
pm, and when the employee tried to
stop him, he pulled out a knife and
said, “Back off, I’ll kill you.”
Cops arrested the man down the
block near Rockwell Place about
10 minutes later on felony robbery
charges, according to police.
— Kevin Duggan
BY ROBERT POZARYCKI
Detectives are seeking clues
and suspects behind an earlymorning
shooting in Canarsie on
Saturday that claimed a 29-yearold
man’s life.
Offi cers from the 69th Precinct
responded to a 911 call about
the shooting outside of Richard’s
Lounge, at 9402 Avenue L at about
2:34 am on Nov. 7.
Upon arriving at the scene, they
found Jahdane Olivierre, 29, of East
87th Street, with multiple gunshot
wounds to his torso and leg.
Paramedics rushed Olivierre
to Brookdale Hospital, where
he was pronounced dead a short
time later.
At this point in the investigation,
police have not yet established
a possible motive for the
murder — or a description of the
gunman.
Sources familiar with the case
said witnesses at the scene were
being “uncooperative” with detectives.
The 69th Precinct Detective
Squad and the Brooklyn South Homicide
Squad are conducting the
ongoing investigation.