According to the New York Police Department (NYPD), a group of immigrants are organizing an ongoing “wolf pack” robbery in Central Park.
Recent Report According to ABC7, migrants from city shelters may be behind a recent uptick in robberies on the south end of Central Park, with perpetrators often surrounding victims like a “wolf pack” and stealing their belongings.
An 11-year-old boy arrested in connection with Tuesday night’s subway robbery was seen on surveillance video using the credit card of one of the Central Park victims, who was linked to eight separate incidents.
Two of the three young suspects He was arrested early Tuesday morning on suspicion of robbery at Grand Army Plaza in Central Park. They are living in city-run migrant shelters, one of which is at the Row Hotel.
The suspect in Tuesday night’s robbery robbed two men in their 20s, but are believed to be around 16 or 17 years old, as they were sitting on a park bench. The incident happened at the intersection of West 62nd Street and Western Drive around 10:45 p.m.
NYPD Sergeant John Chell said the thieves are often children under the age of 15.
“In the southern part of the park, there have been a lot of robberies and gang robberies, with young kids attacking people and stealing their property. We believe these robberies are being perpetrated by young migrants,” Chell told reporters.
“These are very young and very impressionable people, and it’s really impacting this group. This is something we’ve never seen before,” said NYPD Deputy Chief of Detectives Jason Savino. “This is one of the first cases I’ve seen in my career.”
Alan Kemp, a city food vendor, said he has become more wary of Central Park since the spike in robberies.
“I can’t stand to be mugged, ripped off, mugged or stabbed,” Kemp said. “I’ve heard of people being stabbed, but I can’t afford that. Not at my age. I’m 68.”
The NYPD plans to deploy drones in parks by the end of the month that will report incidents within a minute and track suspects until police arrive. Until the drones are first deployed, 40 additional officers will be stationed in the parks every night after 7 p.m.
“If you look at the map, you can see where the crime is happening on the south side of the park, maybe between 7 p.m. and midnight,” Chell said. “As you say, we’re going to put in 40 additional officers between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m., we’re calling it ‘spot police,’ and we’re going to start there.”
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