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76 Pct Giving 'Special Attention' To Hamilton Avenue Footbridge

Another minor was arrested Tuesday morning in connection with an assault and robbery that took place on the Carroll Gardens-Red Hook walkway late last month.


A second minor was arrested Tuesday morning in connection with an assault and robbery that took place on the Hamilton Avenue Footbridge last month, according to police.

At approximately 11:32 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, the arresting officer recognized a male inside of the 76th Precinct who fit a description provided last month after a second degree robbery and assault that took place on the Carroll Gardens-Red Hook walkway.

who surrounded him and punched him in the back of the head. The attackers broke the victim's glasses and stole various other items before fleeing.

The first suspect was arrested later that day by Officer Billy Gomez, who was subsequently awarded the 'Cop of the Month' honor. Now, with this second arrest, only two other suspects remain at large, cops said.

Police told Patch the footbridge is now receiving special attention from the 76th Precinct as well as regular foot patrols.

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Louise May 11, 2013 at 02:55 pm
If it is the same person that has been there forever? She doesn't harm anyone..like Michael BrownRead More said, just say no..sorry and keep moving.
Michael Brown May 10, 2013 at 09:17 am
Good god, she's been here forever! Just say no thanks and move on. She's harmless.
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