10 NOVEMBER 8, 2018 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM
POLICE BEAT Compiled by Emily Davenport and Mark Hallum
The 104th Precinct released the following
list of persons arrested in recent
police accusations. The charges
are accusations and all individuals
listed in this blotter are presumed
innocent until proven guilty. For
questions about the names listed
in the blotter, contact the 104th
Precinct at 718-386-3004.
Oct. 29: (Ridgewood) Zavier Rodriguez,
at Linden Street, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O. Duran.
(Ridgewood) Istuan Bartus, at 64-02
Catalpa Ave., for criminal obstruction
of breathing, by Det. Moon. (Glendale)
Gino Palma, at Rutledge Avenue, for
acting in a manner injurious to a child,
by P.O. Ferrari.
Oct. 30: (Glendale) Jonathan Bellettini,
at 67th Place, for unauthorized use
of a vehicle, by P.O. Casella. (Middle
Village) Ely Mackay, at Pleasantview
Street, for aggravated harassment,
by Det. Moon. (Ridgewood) Maximino
Torres Campa, at Greene and
Woodward Avenues, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O. Weisinger.
Oct. 31: (Ridgewood) Carlos Gonzalez,
at Palmetto Street, for menacing,
by Det. Moon. (Glendale) Zachary
Ventura, at Cooper Avenue, for petit
larceny, by P.O. Defreitas. (Ridgewood)
Armando Zamora, at Decatur Street,
for aggravated harassment, by Det.
Friedrich. (Ridgeowod) Devin Paront,
at Onderdonk Avenue, for assault, by
Det. Lodato. (Maspeth) Dariusz Suska,
at Maurice Avenue, for making a
terroristic threat, by Det. DeMarco.
(Ridgewood) Josian C. Rivera, at Myrtle
and Seneca Avenues, for assault, by
P.O. Alfred.
Nov. 1: (Ridgewood) Ivan Mejia, at
Myrtle and Forest Avenues, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O.
Kardonov. (Maspeth) Deanna Turner
and Waleed Bishara, at 65th Place, for
assault, by P.O. Vazquez. (Glendale)
Fitzgerard Orellana, at 65th Place, for
assault, by P.O. Pineda. (Ridgewood)
Kayla Erosa, at Cornelia Street, for
criminal contempt, by P.O. Carr. (Ridgewood)
Beyan Motino, at Greene Avenue,
for criminal contempt, by Det. Gerardi.
(Ridgewood) Joseph Smith, at Grove
Street, for aggravated harassment, by
P.O. Campbell. (Ridgewood) Cindy Segarra
and Sarobei Solano, at Jeff erson
Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Bogle.
Nov. 2: (Ridgewood) Jonathan T.
Vasquez, at Stanhope Street, for
criminal mischief, by P.O. Augugliaro.
(Maspeth) Armen Sargsyan, at
60th Street, for unauthorized use of a
vehicle, by Det. Wright. (Ridgewood)
Elijah Sanabria, at Himrod Street,
for grand larceny, by Det. Scrimenti.
(Ridgewood) Manuel Pagan, at Onderdonk
Avenue, for assault by Det.
Gerardi.
Nov. 3: (Ridgewood) Laurie Tascan,
at Linden Street, for assault, by P.O.
Nessler. (Glendale) Franklyn Lagos,
at 82nd Avenue, for robbery, by Det.
Gerardi. (Ridgewood) Kashawn Ridley,
at George Street, for criminal mischief,
by Det. Scrimenti. (Ridgewood) Jonathan
Perez, at Woodward Avenue and
Woodbine Street, for operating a motor
vehicle while under the infl uence
of alcohol, by P.O. Santos.
Nov. 4: (Glendale) Lechelle M. London,
at Forest Park Drive and Jackie Robinson
Parkway, for operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of alcohol, by P.O. Santos. (Glendale)
Arkadiusz Pietrzak, at 75th Street for
criminal contempt, by Det. Scrimenti.
(Ridgewood) Eddie Davila, at Seneca
Avenue, for criminal obstruction of
breathing, by Det. Friedrich. (Ridgewood)
Margarito Lavalle, at Putnam
and Seneca Avenues, for aggravated
unlicensed operator, by P.O. Fleishman.
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VICTIM OF ASSAULT ENDS
UP IN HOSPITAL WEEKS
LATER
Police are looking for a duo who
caused a serious head injury to the
victim during an argument on a Sunnyside
street.
According to authorities, at 5:25 p.m.
on Oct. 2, a 64-year-old man was stopped
in his car in the vicinity of Queens
Boulevard and 43rd Street when he got
into an argument with two unknown
men who were crossing the street.
Law enforcement sources said the
beef turned physical when one of the
suspects punched the victim in the
face through an open car window.
Following the altercation, the suspects
fl ed the scene eastbound on Queens
Boulevard.
EMS responded to the location but
the victim refused medical attention
at the scene. But two weeks later, on
Oct. 16, the victim was taken to New
York-Presbyterian Hospital, where
he was shown to have suff ered from
bleeding on the brain as a result of the
assault. The victim is in serious but
stable condition.
On Nov. 4, the NYPD released images
of the assailants involved in the
attack. Cops described one of the suspects
as a black man in his late teens
or early 20s. He was last seen a white
T-shirt, black jacket and blue jeans. His
cohort is described as a Hispanic man
in his late teens or early 20s and was
last seen wearing a blue hooded jacket,
blue pants and white sneakers.
Anyone with information in regards
to this incident is asked to call
the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline
at 800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish,
888-57-PISTA (74782).
ALLEGED PIMP
CHARGED WITH
TRAFFICKING MISSING
WOMAN
An alleged pimp believed to have
ties with Corinna Slusser, the missing
Pennsylvania woman who was last
seen at a Rego Park motel in September
2017, has been locked up on federal sex
traffi cking charges.
The FBI arrested Ishi Woney, 23,
in New Jersey on Oct. 31. He is being
charged in Manhattan federal court
on various sex traffi cking and other
charges involving the exploitation of
women, according to the court.
“As alleged, Ishi Woney engaged in a
vile form of exploitation, using force
and other coercion to compel young
women to engage in paid sex for his
enrichment,” U.S. Attorney Geoff rey
Berman said. “We will continue to
work with the FBI and NYPD to protect
prospective victims of human
traffi cking and arrest and prosecute
their predators.”
Woney is believed to have known
Corinna Slusser, 19, whose last
known location was the Haven
Motel located at 68-05 Woodhaven
Blvd. in Rego Park, not long aft er
she relocated to New York City from
Pennsylvania.
According to police, Slusser was
the victim of an assault in the Bronx’s
48th Precinct about a month prior to
her Sept. 20, 2017 disappearance, and
cops feared she may be trapped in a
prostitution ring long before Woney’s
arrest.
FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge
William Sweeney said that Slusser has
not been seen since her disappearance
at the Haven Motel.
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