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Robbery Pattern Spans Four Precincts in Brooklyn and Queens

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Published on November 02, 2026
Robbery Pattern Spans Four Precincts in Brooklyn and Queens1313 Grand St. — Approximate Site of Claimed Car Robbery
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Police are seeking information about a robbery reported Sunday.

An NYPD Crime Stoppers post asked for help identifying those responsible.

Anyone with information can use the tip channels listed below.

Reported Precinct Pattern and Investigative Context

A Hoodline report published October 15, 2026, discussed robberies across Brooklyn’s 94th and 71st Precincts and Queens’ 112th and 108th Precincts.

The report said the NYPD uses machine-learning software called Patternizr to compare new complaints with historical crime records and flag incidents that may be linked. At the time, it said, no arrests had been announced in connection with the reported robberies.

Citywide Robbery Figures

For broader context, NYPD CompStat lists 10,994 robberies citywide in 2026 year to date, down 12.6% from 12,585 at the same point in 2025. These are citywide totals, not precinct-level comparisons, and they do not establish whether individual cases in the reported pattern are connected.

Precinct-Level Comparisons

The NYPD CompStat report for the week ending 10/25/2026 recorded 61 robbery complaints year to date in Brooklyn’s 94th Precinct, down 35.8% from 95 at the same point in 2025; the department says the figures are preliminary, according to NYPD CompStat. For Queens’ 108th Precinct, a report covering the same week listed 175 complaints, down 1.7% from 178 a year earlier, according to NYPD CompStat. These precinct-wide totals do not establish whether individual cases in the reported pattern are connected.

Rewards and How to Submit a Tip

Hoodline reported that rewards of up to $3,500 were being offered for information leading to an arrest. Anyone with information is urged to contact NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), or, for Spanish-language tips, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The department says calls to those confidential tip lines remain strictly confidential.

NYPD Crime Stoppers also accepts tips online through crimestoppers.nypdonline.org or via the @NYPDTips account on X.