Tuesday, January 4, 2022

Cops searching for dapper gun-toting suspect who robbed the Villager Smoke Shop

ICYMI: The NYPD is searching for a well-dressed suspect they say robbed the Villager Smoke Shop on Ninth Street near Avenue A on Jan. 1. 

According to published reports (the Post, NBC 4, Daily News, etc.), the man, dressed in a vest and suit jacket, flashed a gun at the clerk around 9:15 p.m. 

Per CBS 2:
Police say the suspect first asked about some products before showing the store worker a pistol and threatening to kill him. 
The suspect stole the employee's phone and headphones along with about $700 from the register, police said. 
The suspect is described as approximately 6-2, with a light complexion, thin build, with black hair. He was last seen wearing a black facemask, a dark dress jacket, a gray dress vest, a white dress shirt, gray pants and black shoes.
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. All calls are strictly confidential.

9 comments:

  1. Nice clean-looking Piece-of-shit

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  2. Crime has gotten so casual. I confess: It's pissing me off.

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  3. The store was also broken into earlier last week. The glass door was smashed in overnight. Cops were there the following morning to take a report.The store does not have a security gate.

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  4. The casual attitude of the criminal is just amazing. Watching the video if he hadn't had a gun it would seem rather like he was asking about the weather. Unreal. Such balls. Glad nobody was hurt.

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  5. G- Eazy really has fallen from grace, hasn't he..

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  6. On top of the criminal activity that this shop has to deal with, their landlord is Icon Realty, one of the worst slumlords in the East Village, also criminal activity.

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  7. If I read the memo right, this would be considered petty larceny by the new DA, no jail.

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