Fire Escape Burglars

A laptop and $20 in cash was stolen from a 30-year-old woman’s apartment on Sept. 20 at around 1 a.m. The NYPD is hoping the public helps identify two suspects captured on video and linked to the burglary.

The suspects crept through the victim’s unlocked fire escape window by Briggs Avenue and East 196th Street, later fleeing from the same fire escape after lifting her items. Both individuals (pictured below) are male; the first male was last seen wearing a hooded sweatshirt, light colored pants and black sneakers. The second male was last seen wearing a dark colored long sleeved shirt and dark colored pants.
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Assault on Jerome Avenue

The NYPD needs help tracking three suspects wanted for an assault that occurred on Sept. 20.

The assault took place inside of the Paya Grocery store at 2587 Jerome Ave. at around 8:30 p.m. The 35-year-old victim was kicked, punched, and stabbed in the arm and back, resulting in a collapsed lung. He was rushed to Saint Barnabas Hospital for treatment.

All three individuals were described as three males in their 20s. The first male was said to be Hispanic, with a ponytail, wearing black shorts and a black and grey shirt. The second male was wearing a black and blue hat, a white T-shirt and tan shorts. The third male was wearing a black and white T-shirt and black jeans. The second and third individuals were captured on a security camera leaving the store (pictured).
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Daytime Thief Sought

The NYPD needs help finding Isaiah Macuilt (pictured), wanted for a daytime burglary that took place on Sept. 13. The suspect entered through a window at 3525 Perry Ave. just after 12 p.m. and removed property from the victim’s apartment.

Macuilt is a 20-year-old white Hispanic male, 6 feet tall, brown eyes and weighs 150 lbs. His last known address is 275 E. Gun Hill Rd.

The police are asking anyone with information regarding Isaiah Macuilt, or the burglary, to contact Detective Alex Lugo at (718) 220-5836 or the Bronx’s Detective Bureau at (718) 378-8083.
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