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October 11, By Christian Murray
The police are looking for two men who broke into three apartments in Kew Gardens and took off with more than $30,000 in cash, jewelry and other valuables.
The first break in took place at around 11:30 am Saturday, Sept. 30, when the suspects used an unknown object to break into an apartment within the vicinity of Kew Gardens Road and 82nd Avenue, according to police. Once inside the apartment the men took $2,000 in cash and $7,205 worth of jewelry, luxury clothing items and electronic devices, police said.
That following Monday, on Oct. 2, the men used an unknown object to gain access to an apartment near 136th Street and Kew Gardens Road, police said. They then stole $25,000 in jewelry and about $1,400 in electronics.
That night, at about 11pm., the men used an object to break into an apartment via a rear window by Brevoort Street and Metropolitan Avenue. Once inside they took $300 in cash and various forms of identification, according to police.
The first suspect is described by police as being of medium complexion, approximately 25-30 years of age, last seen wearing a gray shirt, black and baseball cap.
The second man is described by police as being of medium complexion, last seen wearing a red baseball cap, dark colored jeans and gray sweatshirt.
Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS
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3 Comments
Not surprisingly, they were wearing a Trump hat
Think this has anything to do with the city moving homeless people into the Comfort Inn across the street on 9/30? Coincidence? The entire neighborhood of Kew Gardens has been inundated with vagrant people over the last two weeks. It is disgusting and is only going to get worse over the next few months.
This is extremely troubling. I know that break ins happen, but it sucks when it’s so close to home.
This happened so often growing up, that the first thing I do when I enter my home is examine the computer area to see if it is missing. Seems like my actions are not that far fetched these days.
I hope they catch those damn guys, lock em up, and that everyone gets their property back. However unlikely that seems.