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Dozing off in a stolen car proved
to be an unwise decision for
an Ozone Park man busted
last week.
Law enforcement sources said that a
member of the 112th Precinct observed
Salvatore Stazzone, 41, of 102nd Street
napping behind the wheel of an idling
1994 Toyota Corolla at the corner of
65th Avenue and Woodhaven Boulevard
in Rego Park at about 11:56 p.m.
on April 4.
While checking the vehicle’s
license plates, authorities said, cops
determined that the vehicle had been
reported stolen on the aft ernoon of
April 3 in Richmond Hill.
According to the criminal
complaint that the Queens District
Attorney’s office provided,
Stazzone allegedly swiped the car,
which had been parked in front of
a residence on 89th Avenue. The
vehicle’s owner caught Stazzone in
the act and gave chase; at one point,
the owner jumped onto the hood of
the car as the suspect drove away,
but fell off after a short distance.
When police questioned him on
the night of April 4, prosecutors said,
Stazzone allegedly failed to produce
a valid license. He was subsequently
taken into custody on charges of criminal
possession of stolen property and
unauthorized use of a vehicle.
Further investigation linked Stazzone
to a March 30 grand larceny at
the TJ Maxx department store located
at 80-16 Cooper Ave., within The Shops
at Atlas Park in Glendale.
Prosecutors said Stazzone was
caught on store security cameras
between 12:35 p.m. and 1:10 p.m. on
March 30 removing more than $1,100
in clothing from the racks and placing
them in a plastic bag. He was seen leaving
through a rear exit without paying
for the items.
Stazzone was additionally charged
with fourth-degree grand larceny and
petit larceny.
Court records indicated that he
remains locked up on a combined
$20,000 bail and must return to court
on April 20. Photo via Shutterstock
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