The NYPD Crime Stoppers post features a wanted-for-robbery notice.
NYPD Posts Robbery Notice
A robbery notice appears in a post from NYPD Crimestoppers on Facebook.
The NYPD Crimestoppers post says the robbery happened on Saturday but gives no calendar date.
Other Group Attacks Reported Around the City
Robberies carried out by groups of multiple attackers have turned up elsewhere in New York City in recent months, though the available reporting does not tie those cases to the Stewart Avenue incident. In Washington Heights, two attempted phone robberies involving a group of five suspects were reported within less than three hours on Thursday, May 7, according to audacy.com. That outlet reported the suspects targeted victims near West 186th Street and Laurel Hill Terrace, using knives and physical violence in an attempt to steal cellphones; a 21-year-old man was slashed and then punched and kicked after confronting the group, while a 44-year-old woman was punched after a suspect grabbed her phone. Audacy reported that five suspects were being sought.
Separately, nbcnewyork.com reported that a 38-year-old man was attacked while walking at Chestnut Street and Glenmore Avenue in East New York, where a group of five men pushed him to the ground, punched him, and kicked him on the head and torso. The attackers grabbed his wallet, which had sixty dollars inside, and slashed him on the head before running off, according to that report, which noted no one had been arrested and that the victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
October Carjacking Hit Same Precinct
A violent carjacking took place on Tuesday, October 6, near 365 Ten Eyck Street, according to shorenewsnetwork.com. In that case, four men pulled a 27-year-old driver out of his Toyota Highlander, punched him in the face and beat him with a metal pipe, the outlet reported. The attackers then stole the man's blue 2026 Toyota Highlander along with his cellphone and wallet, fleeing south on Morgan Avenue.
