Three men beat up another man in a pre-dawn mugging on West Ninth Street on Aug. 1.
The 55-year-old victim said the brutes punched him in the chest, shattered his eyeglasses, snatched his phone and stole $60 at 4:45 am near Hamilton Avenue.
A prowler stole a computer from a Baltic Street apartment on Aug. 3.
The tenant, who lives between Hoyt and Bond streets, told police that she was not home from 3 to 11:30 pm. When she returned, her desktop computer was gone, but there was no sign of forced entry.
She thinks the intruder might have found a key that she recently misplaced.
A burglar stole two Mac laptops from Nelson Street roommates on the supposedly fortuitous day of 8/8/08.
The tenants, both women in their 20s, told police they were not home from 8 am to 9 pm. During that time, someone took their comparable computers.
It’s believed that the crook entered through an unlocked basement door the duplex, which is between Hicks and Henry streets.
A man attacked another man Aug. 5 on Lorraine Street for no apparent reason.
The 38-year-old told cops that he was attacked from behind at 9 pm between Otsego and Columbia streets. The assailant punched and kicked the victim and hit him with a baseball bat.
— Mike McLaughlin
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