The suspect (above) entered the Top Hops Beer Shop on Orchard Street at around 4:30 p.m. June 2, snatched the computer and fled, according to cops.
The suspect (above) entered the Sovereign Bank branch on Broadway near West 82nd Street at around 10 a.m. Saturday, passed a demand note to a teller and fled on foot with the loot, police said.
The victim was walking near the corner of Walton and East Burnside avenues at around 11 a.m., June 6, when the suspect (above) snatched the Samsung Galaxy from her hand and ran, cops added.
The Bronx
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Two bra bandits were arrested for breaking into a woman’s Baychester home, authorities said.
Tyshema Gilliam, 19, and Brandon Commack, 20, entered the Hering Avenue home at around 1 a.m. April 1 and held a kitchen knife to the victim’s face while demanding her jewelry, cigarettes, cash and unmentionables, court documents charge.
The bandits fled, and the woman was not hurt.
The suspects were arrested June 11 on charges of robbery, burglary, trespass, weapons possession and possession of stolen property, the records say.
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A thief robbed a woman of her cellphone in Fordham Heights, cops said.
The victim was walking near the corner of Walton and East Burnside avenues at around 11 a.m., June 6, when the suspect snatched the Samsung Galaxy from her hand and ran, cops added.
He was wearing black shorts, a white T-shirt and a black hat, cops said.
Brooklyn
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A boozed-up cop was arrested after a violent clash with his wife in Coney Island over a broken remote control, law-enforcement sources said.
Aleksandr Galper, 32, and his wife, 28, began arguing at about 7:55 p.m. Monday in their residence on West 12th Street, the sources said.
“You bitch! You broke the remote control,” Galper allegedly snarled.
The seven-year vet then allegedly spat in his wife’s face, knocked over a bookshelf and threw bottles of perfume, vases and a picture frame at her, but hit the wall instead.
The woman locked herself in their bedroom, and called the police.
Galper was taken into custody at the scene and charged with reckless endangerment, menacing, harassment and criminal mischief.
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Cops are looking for a robbery suspect who allegedly made off with more than $1,300 from a Flatlands bank.
He walked into the Banco Popular branch at 2:25 p.m. on March 22, passed a note to a teller and walked out with $1,340, police said.
He tried the same stunt at 10 a.m. this Monday at a bank on Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood, Queens, but the teller in that incident didn’t turn over any cash, and the suspect fled empty-handed, cops said.
Manhattan
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A burglar was caught on surveillance taking a laptop from a Lower East Side bar, police said.
The suspect entered the Top Hops Beer Shop on Orchard Street at 4:30 p.m. on June 2 and snatched the computer, cops said.
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A bank robber made off with more than $6,000 in cash from a bank heist on the Upper West Side, law- enforcement sources said.
The suspect (above) entered the Sovereign Bank branch on Broadway near West 82nd Street at around 10 a.m. Saturday, passed a demand note to a teller and fled on foot with the loot, police said.
The thief is believed to be in his early 30s, about 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds, cops said.
Staten Island
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An Annadale man was arrested for drug possession after speeding through the streets on his Kawasaki, authorities said.
Dmitry Zharkov, 27, hit 75 mph in a 35-mph zone just after midnight June 13, according to a court complaint.
After cops caught up with the speed demon, they searched him and found heroin, alprazolam (a generic form of Xanax) and oxycodone, the document charges.
Queens
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Cops arrested the man who fatally stabbed an aspiring Marine just hours before his 20th birthday, police said.
Wilson Rivera, 19, stabbed D’Anthony McDonald in the chest at about 9 p.m. on June 14 in South Ozone Park, cops said.
It’s unclear what sparked the violence between the men, who lived just blocks from each other.
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