BY ALEX MITCHELL 
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 40th Precinct 
 Cops are looking for a convoy of  
 criminals responsible for shooting two  
 people and stabbing a man in a violent,  
 early-morning attack in the Bronx last  
 month. 
 Law enforcement sources said the  
 incident happened at about 3 a.m. in  
 front of a storefront on 3rd Avenue  
 near East 137th Street in Mott Haven. 
 Police reported that a fl eet of vehicles  
 pulled up to the location before two  
 unidentifi ed  individuals,  one  armed  
 with a fi rearm, went on the attack. 
 Cops  said  the  gunman  shot  a  
 25-year-old  male  victim  in  the  back  
 before turning his weapon against another  
 25-year-old victim, shooting him  
 in the arm and torso. 
 At the same time, authorities reported, 
  a second attacker, while wielding  
 a cutting instrument, stabbed a  
 30-year-old victim roughly seven times  
 about the torso. 
 41st Precinct 
 On Wednesday, April 14 at approximately  
 9:08 hours p.m., police responded  
 to a 911 call of a male shot inside  
 of Webster Deli & Grocery at 1247  
 Webster Avenue, within the confi nes  
 of the 44 Precinct. 
 Upon arrival, offi cers  observed  a  
 24-year-old male with gunshot wounds  
 to the torso and right arm. EMS responded  
 to the location and transported  
 the victim to Saint Barnabas  
 Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased  
 on Monday, May 3, 2021. There  
 are no arrests and the investigation remains  
 ongoing. 
 42nd Precinct 
 On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at approximately  
 546 p.m. six unknown male individuals  
 approached a 21-year-old victim  
 inside of 921 Prospect Avenue and  
 forcefully removed him to the sidewalk  
 in front of the location. 
 Once outside, the individuals threw  
 the victim to the ground, pointed a  
 fi rearm to his stomach and removed  
 his Samsung cellular phone, before  
 the victim evaded his attackers fl eeing  
 southbound on Prospect Avenue. 
 The individuals proceeded to follow  
 him in a white sedan and fi red approximately  
 two to three gunshots at  
 the victim in the vicinity of 162 Street  
 and Prospect Avenue. 
 The individuals fl ed eastbound on  
 162 Street. There were no injuries reported  
 as a result of this incident. 
 43rd Precinct 
 On Saturday, April 17, at approximately  
 1205 p.m., the individual approached  
 the adult male victim in the  
 vicinity of Benedict Avenue and Pugsley  
 Avenue and displayed a sharp object. 
 The individual proceeded to slash  
 the victim multiple times, causing lacerations  
 to his face and arms, before  
 fl eeing the location on foot.  EMS responded  
 and transported the victim to  
 an area hospital for treatment. 
 44th Precinct 
 It was reported to police that on Saturday, 
  April 17 at approximately 6:08  
 a.m., a 33-year-old male was standing  
 in front of 55 West 167 Street when he  
 was slashed in the neck after a verbal  
 dispute by an unidentifi ed individual.  
 EMS transported the victim to Bronx  
 Care  Health  System  in  stable  condition. 
   The individual fl ed the location  
 to parts unknown. 
 45th Precinct 
 It  was  reported  to  police  that  on  
 Wednesday,  April  7,  2021  at  approximately  
 6:20 a.m., a 52-year-old female  
 victim was aboard a northbound 6  
 train at the 110th Street subway station  
 when an unknown male grabbed  
 her buttocks. The area falls within  
 transit district 11 and is reported in  
 conjunction with the 45th precinct. 
 46th Precinct 
 It  was  reported  to  police  that  on  
 Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at approximately  
 1:14 p.m., on the corner of East  
 183 Street and Grand Concourse, the  
 suspect discharged a fi rearm  toward  
 a group of males in a vehicle. No injuries  
 were reported to police. The individual  
 fl ed to parts unknown. 
 47th Precinct 
 On April 26, 2021 at approximately  
 5:57 p.m., the individuals displayed  
 a fi rearm and discharged it multiple  
 times as they walked northbound on  
 Holland Avenue approaching Burke  
 Avenue.  No victims were found. 
 48th Precinct 
 On Sunday, April 4, 2021 at approximately  
 9:05 p.m., police responded to  
 a 911 call of two males shot in front of  
 2105 Monterey Avenue, within the confi  
 nes of the 48 Precinct. Upon arrival,  
 offi cers  observed  a  37-year-old  male  
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 with a gunshot wound to the chest  
 and a 31-year-old male with a gunshot  
 wound to the head. 
 EMS responded to the location  
 and transported both victims to Saint  
 Barnabas Hospital, where the 37-yearold  
 male was pronounced deceased  
 and the 31-year-old male remains in  
 critical condition. 
 It  was  reported  to  police  that  on  
 Wednesday, April 14  at approximately  
 2:00 p.m., an unknown individual  
 chased two unidentifi ed males on foot  
 from Crotona Parkway and East 175  
 Street to in front of 1890 Crotona Parkway, 
  where he then discharged a fi rearm  
 toward the males. No injuries  
 were reported to police. 
 The  individual fl ed  the  location  to  
 parts unknown. 
 The individual who discharged the  
 fi rearm is described as a male approximately  
 in his late teens, 5 foot 7 inches  
 tall, with a medium complexion, black  
 hair, last seen wearing a blue shirt,  
 black pants with a white drawstring  
 and blue sneakers. 
 49th Precinct 
 It was reported to police that on Saturday  
 April, 10, 2021, at approximately  
 6:45 a.m., in front of 2345 Southern  
 Boulevard, the individual punched the  
 71-year-old male victim in the face and  
 continued walking eastbound on East  
 187 Street. 
 The victim suffered a laceration  
 to the face and was treated at and released  
 from Lincoln Hospital. 
 50th Precinct 
 Police have arrested a suspect in regards  
 to the vandalism of four Riverdale  
 synagogues late last month. 
 The suspect, 29-year-old Jordan  
 J.  Burnette  of  nearby  Henry  Hudson  
 Parkway was brought up on: two  
 burglary counts, one as a hate crime,  
 other hate charges of criminal mischief, 
   aggravated  harassment,  and  
 criminal  trespassing,  in  addition  to  
 petit  larceny,  criminal  possession  of  
 stolen property and driving the wrong  
 direction on a one way street. 
 The harsh vandalism began just after  
 midnight on Friday morning, Chabad  
 of Riverdale and Riverdale Jewish  
 Center of 535 W. 246th Street and  
 3700 Independence Avenue had both  
 been struck repeatedly with rocks until  
 multiple windows at each location  
 shattered, according to police. 
 Then on Saturday, the Conservative  
 Synagogue Adath Israel and Young Israel  
 of Riverdale of 475 W. 250th Street  
 and 4502 Henry Hudson Parkway East  
 were also targeted and had both windows  
 and doors smashed. 
 Burnette  also  allegedly  broke  the  
 windows of three parked cars at 541 W.  
 239 Street as well, the NYPD reported. 
 52nd Precinct 
 On Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at  
 approximately 10:09 p.m., police responded  
 to a 911 call of a female shot  
 inside of 3339 Hull Avenue, apartment  
 3H, within the confi nes of the 52 Precinct. 
 Upon arrival, offi cers observed a  
 20-year-old female inside the location,  
 unconscious and unresponsive, with a  
 gunshot wound to her head. 
 Anyone with information in regard  
 to any of these crimes and incidents  is  
 asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers  
 Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or  
 for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The  
 public can also submit their tips by logging  
 onto the CrimeStoppers website at  
 WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.COM,  
 or on Twitter @ NYPDTips. 
 All calls and messages are strictly  
 confi dential. 
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 any of these incidents is asked to call  
 the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at  
 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish,  
 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public  
 can also submit their tips by logging  
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