10 MARCH 8, 2018 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM
POLICE BEAT Compiled by Emily Davenport and Robert Pozarycki
110TH PRECINCT
CORONA & ELMHURST
MEN STEAL $5,000 IN
POLO SHIRTS FROM
MACY’S
Police need the public’s help in locating
two men who stole over $5,000
worth of designer polo shirts from the
Queens Center Mall.
According to police, on Feb. 21 two
unknown men entered the Macy’s
within the Queens Center Mall, located
at 90-01 Queens Blvd. Once inside, the
suspects took approximately 60 Ralph
Lauren polo shirts off the shelves and
walked out of the store without paying
for them.
The suspects took off to parts unknown.
The stolen Ralph Lauren shirts
have an estimated value of $5,100.
On March 2, the 110th Precinct
tweeted out a wanted poster that has
security images of the suspects as they
exited the location.
Anyone with information regarding
the theft should call the 110th Precinct
Detective Squad at 718-476-9317. All
calls are kept confi dential.
112TH PRECINCT
FOREST HILLS & REGO
PARK
WOMAN POISONS
CHEESECAKE TO TRY AND
STEAL FRIEND’S ID
A Brooklyn woman with a notorious
past faces attempted murder charges
for allegedly trying to kill a Forest
Hills woman with a piece of tainted
cheesecake nearly two years ago in
order to steal her identity, prosecutors
announced on Feb. 28.
Victoria Nasyrova, 42, visited the
then-35-year-old woman’s home on
Aug. 28, 2016, and brought cheesecake
with her as a gift . According to
Queens District Attorney Richard
A. Brown, the two women had previously
met and shared very similar
features: both had dark hair and the
same skin complexion and spoke
Russian.
Nasyrova, however, was there not
to bond with her friend — but rather
to steal her life, law enforcement
sources said.
During their meeting, law enforcement
sources said, the Forest Hills
woman ate a slice of cheesecake that
Nasyrova provided her, then soon
began to feel ill. The last thing she
remembered before passing out,
prosecutors said, was Nasyrova sitting
beside her.
The day aft er, prosecutors noted,
one of the victim’s friends found her
unconscious on her bed, dressed in
lingerie, with pills scattered around
her body. Authorities said Nasyrova
allegedly set the scene up to make it
appear as if the woman had attempted
to kill herself.
Paramedics rushed the victim to a
local hospital for treatment, and she
made a recovery. When she returned
home, Brown said, she realized that
her passport, her employment authorization
card, a gold ring and cash
were missing.
During the investigation, law enforcement
agents and the Department
of Homeland Security recovered some
of the cheesecake and tested it. They
found that it had been laced with
phenazepam, a drug developed by the
Soviet Union in 1975 and commonly
used today in Russia and other European
countries to treat anxiety and
other psychiatric and neurological
disorders.
The FBI also determined that the
pills on the victim’s bed were phenazepam
tablets.
In March of 2017, the New York Post
reported, police in Brooklyn arrested
Nasyrova for allegedly scamming two
men out of money and jewelry. She has
been incarcerated ever since, and is
also suspected of committing murder
in Russia.
Nasyrova appeared in Queens
Criminal Court on Feb. 28 for arraignment
on a 10-count indictment in the
cheesecake poisoning case, including
second-degree attempted murder,
fi rst-degree charges of burglary, attempted
assault, reckless endangerment
and unlawful imprisonment,
second-degree assault, third-degree
grand larceny, petit larceny and
fi ft h-degree criminal possession of
stolen property.
Acting Queens Supreme Court
Justice Peter Vallone Jr. ordered Nasyrova
held without bail and to return
to court on May 25. She faces up to 25
years behind bars if convicted.
Persons arrested in recent police
actions as reported by the 104th
Precinct include the following:
Feb. 26: (Beat 3) Gregory Davis, at
Myrtle Avenue, for petit larceny, by
P.O. McElligott.
Feb. 27: (Beat 10) Charles Matcron, at
Grand Avenue, for aggravated unlicensed
operator, by P.O. Misener.
Feb. 28: (Beat 2) Angelo Gomez, at
Gates Avenue, for petit larceny, by
P.O. Loidice. (Beat 4) Angelo Gomez,
at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., for petit larceny,
by Det. Demarco. (Beat 8) Damel
Vinasco, at Grand Avenue, for assault,
by Det. Lodato. (Beat 12) Jorge Colon,
at 74th Street, for grand larceny, by
Det. Feldman. (Beat 5) James Ditta, at
Cooper Avenue and 68th Street, for
public lewdness, by Det. Diaz. (Beat
5) James Ditta, at Cooper Avenue and
68th Street, for petit larceny, by P.O.
Fuchs. (Beat 4) Juan C. Asmal, at Fresh
Pond Road and Catalpa Avenue, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O.
Bielicka. (Beat 15) Amanda J. Torres, at
Stier Place, for endangering the welfare
of a child, by P.O. Hendrick. (Beat
12) Daniel M. Reilly, at Metropolitan
Avenue, for criminal contempt, by P.O.
Mamani-Campos.
March 1: (Beat 15) John Edd, at Onderdonk
Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Burger.
(Beat 2) Kelvin L. Garcia, at Palmetto
Street and Grandview Avenue, for
aggravated unlicensed operator, by P.O.
Defreitas. (Beat 5) Monica Santana, at
70th Avenue, for criminal trespass, by
P.O. Combs. (Beat 3) Jerry L. Watson, at
Weirfi eld Street and Seneca Avenue, for
unauthorized use of a vehicle, by P.O. Hili.
March 2: (Beat 8) Emily Deis and Barbara
E. Brush, at Grand Avenue, for
petit larceny, by P.O. Lincifort. (Bea 3)
Adam Wilson, at Wyckoff Avenue, for
possession of burglar’s tools, by P.O.
Defreitas. (Beat 2) Muhamed Mazab,
at Fresh Pond Road, for assault, by P.O.
Petito.
March 3: (Beat 15) Mohamed Rmaidi,
at Gates and Seneca avenues, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O.
Bielicka. (Beat 2) Jose Holguin, at 60th
Lane and 68th Avenue, for DWI, by P.O.
Teti. (Beat 3) Fiamma Sweeting, at Norman
Street, for criminal possession of
a weapon, by P.O. Archange. (Beat 2)
Christopher Hernandez, at Fresh Pond
Road, for petit larceny, by P.O. Bayizian.
(Beat 8) Nicholas Muhlon, at 52nd
Court, for menacing, by P.O. Nisbett.
(Beat 13) Elijah Jordan, at Woodward
Avenue, for criminal mischief, by
P.O. Bielicka. (Beat 13) Karla Jordan,
at Woodward Avenue, for assault, by
P.O. Bielicka.
March 4: (Beat 4) Robert Jablonski, at
60th Street, for assault, by P.O. Taveras.
(Beat 2) Angel Robles, at Seneca Avenue,
for assault, by P.O. Bartichek.
The 104th Precinct, located at 64-02
Catalpa Ave. in Ridgewood, can be
reached by calling 718-386-3004. It
was noted that all criminal charges are
accusations, and all persons listed in
this blotter are presumed innocent until
proven guilty.
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