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Cops charge 16-year-old for allegedly shoving elderly woman down church steps as she was headed to Mass, fracturing her skull

New York City police have arrested a 16-year-old man on suspicion of pushing an elderly woman down the stairs of a church as she headed to Sunday Mass, causing a fractured skull.

The suspects also stole her wallet, which contained $300 in cash, as well as her cell phone and car keys. She immediately used it to steal her car. WNYW TV reported. According to police, the boy has been charged with robbery, assault, grand larceny and possession of stolen property.

Additionally, police told WNYW that the 16-year-old suspect has a history of arrests for multiple felonies, including robbery of a woman.

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Surveillance video shows the victim just steps from the front door of St. Demetrius Greek Orthodox Church in the Briarwood neighborhood of Queens. WNBC TV reported. The suspect is seen on video chasing the 68-year-old woman from the other side of the stairs, meeting her at the top and pushing her into the back. Police say the victim landed on his head, and the assailant appears to have shot him in his pocket and took away valuables.

“It’s terrible. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw what he did to this woman,” St. Demetrios pastor Konstantinos Kalogridis told WNBC. “She prayed, she came to church to participate. I don’t know who this person is, but it’s evil. Pure evil.”

Victim’s family — identified as Irene Talianbris — told the New York Daily News She was so badly injured that she did not recognize her loved one for days.

Talianbris, who is in the hospital’s intensive care unit, is showing signs of improvement, the Daily News added.

“She’s still recovering. Yesterday she started recognizing us,” Daniel Cofaro-Hill, 19, who has a child with his brother and Talianbris’ niece, told the newspaper on Thursday. . “Today she was combing her hair and she was really slow, but she’s sane. She knows who we are now.”

Hill added to the Daily News that her stolen vehicle, a 2006 Nissan Altima, was recovered about three miles away.

“This despicable human being is off our streets for now.”

Coffalo Hill also expressed his anger on social media.

“For now, these despicable people have been removed from our streets, and we hope that this time the system actually works. “I’m tired of seeing people walking around,” he said. I have written. “This thug is another example of how petty criminals are emboldened to escalate their crimes, knowing they will likely get away with a slap on the wrist. Despite this, the City of Albany and New York City appear to lack the urgency to implement the necessary legal changes to ensure these individuals are held accountable. ”

NYPD Sergeant John Chell shared similar feelings: “Why did this happen? This could have been avoided! What part of the process failed to cause this to happen???? We’ll have more on this in the future.” .Trust me, everyone involved, the time is now, enough is enough!!”

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There are conflicting reports regarding the victim’s condition. WNYW reported that her condition was stable, but new york postquoting her family, gofundme The page indicated she was in critical condition.

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