The NYPD is seeking help in identifying the above suspect in connection to a burglary in the 9th Precinct.
Here's the info via the NYPD release:
On Saturday, Dec. 28 at approximately 1 a.m. the suspect entered an apartment building on East 2nd Street through the apartment's front door. Once inside, the individual removed the victim's wallet, which contained $200 in cash and multiple credit cards. The individual is described as the following: Male, mid 20s to late 30s.
Police say the suspect forced his way inside the apartment. The victim was reportedly a 24-year-old woman. It was unknown if she was home at the time of the incident, police said.
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.
7 comments:
What the hell kind of release is this? Where are the specifics??? 2nd and what?
"Male, mid 20s to late 30s", LOL. Great description.
Glad the victim had a security camera installed in the apartment. Very good photo of the thief.
"the suspect entered an apartment building on East 2nd Street through the apartment's front door." Well, which is it: entered the building through an apartment?? OR entered an apartment through an unlocked apartment door?? OR something else??
Agree that this is a fairly non-informative NYPD release.
1 am on a saturday, her wallet was inside her apt, and they don't know if the victim was home? did they try asking her?
2nd and Avenue A on the 1st floor. The suspect used a crow bar to break into the apartment door while the victim was home. Neighbors, please be careful and make sure use additional precaution.
Jan. 3 @11:15PM: Thank you for those specifics. And yes, please, people, take extra precautions.
My own apartment door still has a FOX police lock bar on it to prevent it being opened by a crowbar, and I think people should inform themselves about these kinds of protections.
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