Thursday, July 28, 2016

Report: Cops looking for suspect who tied up woman after robbery on 13th Street and Avenue B



The NYPD is looking for a man (above) accused of robbing a woman, then tying her up in her building lobby early yesterday morning.

DNAinfo reports:

The man followed the 33-year-old victim into her apartment building at 13th Street and Avenue B at about 3 a.m., then told her he had a gun and demanded her property, police said.

The woman told police that she gave the man her smartphone, debit card, jewelry and $35 in cash.

Per DNAinfo:

Police have released surveillance footage of the suspect, who is described as a man between 30 and 40-years-old, 5-foot 10-inches tall and weighing 225 pounds.



Anyone with information that could help in the investigation is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477). You may also submit tips online.

9 comments:

  1. Nice rack on that guy.

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  2. Awww he yawned. Terrorizing people must be very tiring.

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  3. Whatever happened to "Shoes and Shirts Must Be Worn"?

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  4. gee it's great to see people so concerned about the woman who was assaulted. hopefully she is doing ok after such a terrible experience and this horrible human being is caught

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  5. No Shoes no shirt

    no dice!

    Seriously, there have been a lot of rapes and harassment going around lately. In every borough. And most importantly to our city electeds and the REBNY overlords, in very hot high price rental areas.

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  6. That tattoo probably seemed like such a good idea at the time... Now it'll just be such great evidence in court! No more: "You got the wrong guy!"
    And what rocket scientist doesn't know that cameras are EVERYWHERE around here?!?!

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  7. Walking around like that should be a crime

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  8. Have they dusted for fingerprints? His hands were up and down the counter. Guarantee that wanker has an arrest record. Tying someone up is a bad sign.

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  9. That guy looks familiar. Isn't he a vice-president at Westminster City Living?

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