The following arrest information was supplied by the 76th Precinct. It does not indicate a conviction.
Power Tools Stolen From Van
Several tools were stolen sometime between 5 p.m. December 24 and 9:30 a.m. December 27th, when a thief broke through the front gate of a private driveway on Huntington Street. The perp then broke the passenger side window of a white 2003 Chevy, owned by ATC Construction Group Corps. Two Manita power drills, three Dewel screw guns, two laser levels, a Hilty power activator tool and a rolling machine were stolen from the van, totaling a value of $1,667. The perp then fled through the front gate.
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Woodhull Street Residence Burglarized While Husband and Wife Were Sleeping
On Tuesday, January 3, at 8:50 p.m., a 50-year-old man and his 44-year-old wife awoke to a sound in the living room of their third floor apartment. The man entered the room and saw the sillohuette of a young man leaving through the window of his kitchen. The perpetrator is approximately six foot and 180 pounds, and was wearing black boots, black jeans, and a black skull cap. He stole an iPhone and Mac Pro Laptop totaling a value of $1,865, and fled through the yard in an unknown direction.
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Another Break-in Through the Window?
On Tuesday, January 3, on Henry Street between Woodhull Street and 1st Place, a 64-year-old woman was sleeping on her couch and woke up to see that the window was open. Her husband said he might have opened the window himself, but later in the evening, the woman discovered that her purse, checkbook, red Nikon camera, wristwatch, metrocard, and pink umbrella had been stolen.
Business Robbery Leads to Immediate Arrest
A small business on 372 Court Street was robbed on January 6 at 11 a.m, when a male and female entered the business and asked the clerk for money for a charity for AIDS. The clerk told them that he was not the owner and could not assist them. The two left, and minutes later the male came back with his right hand in his right pocket, simulating a gun, and demanded that the clerk empty the cash register. He then fled with $150, to a car driven by the female. Police were nearby and arrested both perps, an 18-year-old female, and 16-year-old male.
If you, or anyone you know, is interested in having the 76th precinct crime prevention officer visit your business or home to help keep your space secure, please call (718) 834-3204 for a crime prevention survey.
