10 MAY 3, 2018 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM
POLICE BEAT Compiled by Ryan Kelley and Robert Pozarycki
104TH PRECINCT
RIDGEWOOD,
GLENDALE,
MASPETH &
MIDDLE VILLAGE
MIDVILLE PUNCHER
CUFFED FOR
ROBBERY
Police recently arrested a
Middle Village man who allegedly
punched another man
and stole his phone in April —
his third arrest this year alone.
Ladislav Ruc, 36, was arrested
on April 26 aft er being on
the run for nearly two weeks.
According to court records,
Ruc confronted the 34-yearold
male victim on April 13 at
approximately 5:40 p.m. and
left him with a contusion to his
eyebrow before driving away
with the stolen phone.
According to the criminal complaint
from the Queens District
Attorney’s office, Ruc allegedly
told police that he only took the
phone to hold it as “collateral.”
Yet, aft er stealing the phone
he allegedly committed another
crime minutes later. Court
records show that Ruc is
accused of taking a cellphone
to his spouse’s home and
dropping it off , which was a
violation of the temporary
protective order she had
against him.
The temporary protective
order stems back to Ruc’s
fi rst arrest of the year on Jan.
5 during a domestic dispute.
The criminal complaint states
that at approximately 1:51 p.m.
at a residence on 79th Place, a
verbal argument between Ruc
and his spouse escalated.
Ruc then allegedly picked
up his spouse’s zippered
hoodie that was hanging on
a hanger, poured lighter fl uid
onto it and lit it on fi re, saying,
“You think everything
is a joke,” court records show.
Ruc then allegedly waved
his arm at his spouse while
holding the lighter fl uid and
pushed her, causing her to
fall to the ground, the complaint
states.
Their children — a 4-yearold
boy and a 6-year-old boy
— were both present for the
altercation, records show.
Ruc was held on $1,500 bond
or cash bail at the time, but
ultimately released later.
In March, Ruc wound up
in cuffs again when he got
caught allegedly breaking
into cars in Flushing.
Persons arrested in recent police
actions as reported by the 104th
Precinct include the following:
April 23: (Beat 3) Jeremy A. Foreman,
at Madison Street and Wyckoff
Avenue, for criminal possession of a
weapon, by P.O. Marinacci. (Beat 14)
Volney Milfort, at Caldwell Avenue,
for trespassing, by P.O. Bush. (Beat 3)
Robert Prianti, at Stephen Street, for
burglary, by Det. Bublin.
April 24: (Beat 3) Andrzej Kapuniak,
at Stephen Street, for assault, by P.O.
Archange. (Beat 14) Cory Hicks, at
Metropolitan Avenue, for criminal
mischief, by P.O. Nardello. (Beat 10)
Francisco Curiel, at 61st Street, for
strangulation, by Det. Bazilio. (Beat
15) Dennis A. Reyes, at Seneca Avenue,
for assault, by Det. Scrimenti. (Beat
5) David Colon, at Myrtle Avenue, for
criminal obstruction of breathing, by
P.O. Babayev. (Beat 2) Jace A. Parada, at
Wyckoff Avenue, for petit larceny, by
P.O. Hendrick. (Beat 8) Yenzid Solano,
at 57th Avenue and 74th Street, for
making graffi ti, by Det. Wright. (Beat
14) Volney Milfort, at Caldwell Avenue,
for assault, by P.O. Bush. (Beat 14) Christopher
Rodriguez, at Metropolitan Avenue,
for petit larceny, by P.O. Shahid.
April 25: (Beat 10) Jonathan S. Rivera,
at Flushing Avenue, for assault, by P.O.
Moise. (Beat 14) Hemchand Persaud,
at Metropolitan Avenue, for criminal
contempt, by Det. Bublin. (Beat 8) Oscar
Beaumont, at Grand Avenue, for assault,
by P.O. Bayizian. (Beat 13) Gerard Blanc,
at 47th Street, for leaving the scene of
an accident, by Det. Scrimenti. (Beat 3)
Maria C. Barrientos, at Myrtle Avenue,
for petit larceny, by P.O. Ferrari. (Beat 5)
Christopher Ramos, at 65th Street, for
assault, by P.O. Ciancio. (Beat 6) Diana
Paduani, at 75th Street, for assault, by
M.V. MAN
ARRESTED FOR
PUSHING MAN
ONTO TRAIN
TRACKS
Detectives tracked down
a Middle Village man who
allegedly shoved a 50-yearold
man onto the tracks at a
Manhattan subway station.
Law enforcement sources
said Christopher Vonderlieth,
46, of 62nd Avenue got into a
verbal dispute with the victim
on the southbound side of
the 181st Street A train station
in Washington Heights at
8:20 a.m. on April 21.
The argument turned
physical when Vonderlieth
allegedly pushed the victim
onto the southbound tracks.
Det. Rogers. (Beat 14) Jonathan Miller,
at Metropolitan Avenue, for criminal
mischief, by P.O. Jackson.
April 26: (Beat 2) Andres Rivas, at
Woodward and Gates avenues, for
DWI, by P.O. Prizeman. (Beat 4) Ivan
Delgado, at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., for
criminal contempt, by P.O. Carr. (Beat
3) Pujan Srestha, at Myrtle Avenue,
for criminal possession of stolen
property, by P.O. McElligott. (Beat 12)
Christopher Leone, at 79th Street, for
assault, by Det. Bazilio. (Beat 10) Julian
Ramirez and Shaniece Raymond, at
57th Drive, for assault, by P.O. Combs.
April 27: (Beat 4) Selene S. Ramlal, at
Madison Street, for criminal contempt,
by P.O. Ferrari. (Beat 2) Mario Rojas,
at Putnam Avenue, for assault, by P.O.
Johnson. (Beat 2) Devin N. Bryant, at
Seneca Avenue, for assault, by P.O.
Campbell.
He was later seen boarding
a Queens-bound A train
that arrived soon aft er.
Police said the victim
managed to escape serious
injury and was taken to
Harlem Hospital for treatment
of minor injuries.
Security camera footage
at the 181st Street station
caught Vonderlieth passing
through the service entrance
while toting luggage.
Following an investigation,
detectives picked up
Vonderlieth on April 24 and
charged him with assault
and reckless endangerment.
Court records indicate that
he remains behind bars
on $25,000 bail, and must
return to court on April 30.
April 28: No arrests reported.
April 29: (Beat 9) Michael Sandiewicz,
at 65th Place, for assault, by
P.O. Santos. (Beat 15) Edwin Quinatoa,
at Seneca Avenue, for petit larceny,
by P.O. Oliva. (Beat 10) Juan C. Lopez,
at Flushing Avenue, for DWI, by P.O.
Rosario. (Beat 14) Louie M. Mercado,
at Fresh Pond Road, for assault, by
P.O. O’Connor. (Beat 3) Carlos Garcia,
at Myrtle Avenue, for criminal
trespass, by P.O. Lam. (Beat 2) Jonathan
Romero, at Madison Street, for
leaving the scene of an accident, by
P.O. Portoles.
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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