61st Precinct
Sheepshead Bay—Homecrest—
Manhattan Beach—Gravesend
Two against one
A brute socked one guy in the face and then hit another with a metal pipe on Avenue V on July 11, police said.
The victims were near E. 11th Street at 4:30 am when the malefactor threw some green substance on the first guy and then started punching him in the face and ripped his metal chain off his neck, according to authorities.
The jerk asked the second guy about the contents of his bag and then hit him with the pipe. He swiped his Samsung Galaxy smartphone and yellow metal chain, police said. Emergency responders transported both victims to Coney Island Hospital.
Tough teen
Police cuffed a 15-year-old boy who they say threatened another adolescent with a kitchen knife on Haring Street on July 11 and then swiped his backpack and wallet.
The victim was walking near Avenue T at 1 pm when the suspect blocked his path with his bike, then took out the knife and said “Give me your chain,” according to authorities.
The suspect then grabbed the victim’s yellow metal chain, black wallet, North Face backpack, and white headphones, police said.
Not good
Two jerks threatened a guy with a knife and then took his cash on Avenue W on July 12, police said.
The victim told police he was near E. 29th Street at 3 am when the two punks came up to him. One of them took out the knife and said, “This could go good or bad. Give me your s—,” according to authorities.
The victim handed over $60 when the second malefactor stood in his way, blocking him from getting away. He followed the two jerks and threatened to call the cops if they didn’t give him back the money, police said.
But the nogoodnik holding a knife said “if you call the cops I’ll hurt you,” and they walked away towards Avenue W, according to authorities.
Tool thief
A jerk broke into a person’s house on Avenue W and stole a bunch of tools on July 13, police said.
The victim told police the bad guy entered his house near E. 21st Street at 5 pm through the side window and swiped impact drills, a hammer drill, a sawzall durable, Milwaukee charges, and batteries, according to authorities.
— Julianne Cuba
