NYPD Wants to Find Thieves Behind Lottery Ticket Robberies
Two Suspects Wanted in Connection to String of Robberies
The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects wanted in connection with a string of lottery ticket robberies. The alleged thieves have made off with thousands of dollars worth of lottery tickets from various businesses across the city.
First Incident: December 26th
The first reported incident occurred on December 26th, when two suspects entered a store on Eighth Avenue in the West Village. At approximately 8:30 p.m., the suspects simulated a firearm and stole approximately $2,100 worth of lottery tickets.
Second Incident: January 8th
The duo struck again on January 8th, this time targeting a store on Broadway in Astoria, Queens. According to police, the suspects entered the store, pulled out a gun, and stole lottery tickets worth $4,800. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in either incident.
NYPD Releases Surveillance Images and Video
The NYPD has released surveillance images and video in an effort to gain the public’s assistance in tracking down the alleged thieves. In the video, the two suspects are seen hopping the turnstile, with the second man carrying a container loaded with lottery tickets.
Police Seeking Public’s Assistance
The NYPD is urging the public to come forward with any information that may aid in the investigation. If you have any information or recognize the suspects, please contact the authorities immediately.
FAQs
* What is the motive behind the robberies? The motive is to steal lottery tickets worth thousands of dollars.
* Have there been any injuries reported? No, no injuries were reported in either incident.
* What is the NYPD doing to track down the suspects? The NYPD has released surveillance images and video, and is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspects.
* Can I help? If you have any information or recognize the suspects, please contact the authorities immediately.
