Inattendant

Written by NYPress on May 15, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

Early in the morning of Monday, May 6, a 34-year-old female employee of the New York Fire Department left her car at a garage on E. 95th Street. The garage attendant parked the vehicle in the garage and later moved it to the street. When the attendant went again to move the car in the
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Looted Locker

Written by NYPress on May 15, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

In the evening of Monday, May 6, at 29-year-old woman discovered that her property had been removed from the locker at her Madison Avenue gym, which she had left unattended for a period of time. The items stolen included a Marc Jacobs leather wallet valued at $250 containing her credit and debit cards, her Social
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Sidewalk Snatch

Written by NYPress on May 15, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

Just after five in the afternoon of Saturday, May 4, a 68-year-old woman left her cell phone and wallet on a table outside a bar on Second Avenue and went inside to get a drink. When she returned, she found her property was missing. She searched the area but was unable to locate the missing
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Pinched Polishers

Written by NYPress on May 15, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

In the afternoon of Thursday, May 2, a 46-year-old man had left his commercial truck unattended on Lexington Avenue with the shutter on the back of the truck closed but not locked, as he went off to run an errand. When he returned, he found the truck’s shutter was open and items had been removed
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MIA on the M15

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

By Jerry Danzig A 65-year-old woman got on the M15 bus at First Avenue and 25th St. during the afternoon of Wednesday, May 1. Her purse was closed when she got on. The bus was packed, and she stood the whole ride. When she exited the bus on E. 68th St., she went to get
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Bashed BMW

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

By Jerry Danzig At 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 30, a 63-year-old woman parked her white 2008 BMW convertible on the northeast corner of Madison and 79th St. When she returned to the vehicle an hour later, she found that her car been hit, causing damage to the car’s left side and the left side
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Road Rage Rocky

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

By Jerry Danzig A few minutes later on that same Sunday afternoon, a 30-year-old man was involved in a vehicle accident on E. 63rd St. with an unknown man driving a vehicle with Pennsylvania plates. The victim exited his vehicle to speak with the other man, at which time the other man exchanged words before
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Forger Foiled

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

By Jerry Danzig A member of the security staff at a Madison Avenue department store reported on Saturday, April 27, that he had stopped a man using a forged credit card to make a purchase of $505. Six credit cards were recovered from the man, all forged with his name on the front of the
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Clean Sweep

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

By Jerry Danzig Around noon on Wednesday, April 17, a 76-year-old woman left her wallet in her jacket at her seat in a Second Avenue diner and went to wash her hands. When she returned, her wallet was missing. No unauthorized usage has been reported on her debit and credit cards, but $200 in cash
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Fifth Avenue Flare-Up

Written by NYPress on May 8, 2013. Posted in Crime Watch our town, Our Town

In the afternoon of Sunday, April 28, a 26-year-old woman got into a verbal dispute with a 25-year-old woman over a parking spot on Fifth Avenue. When the first woman started recording the dispute on her cell phone, the other woman slapped the cell phone out of her hand and stepped on it, causing damage
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