Home Invaded by Two Armed Men, One of Whom Impersonated As Amazon Driver
12th Ave & 152nd St, Whitestone, Queens
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Summary
- The two suspects brandished a gun and forced the family into their basement, zip-tying and duct-taping them. They took cash and jewelry and fled in the family car.
- One of the suspects wore an Amazon vest.
Timeline
Police released images of the suspects, along with new information indicating that approximately $16,000 was taken.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 12th Ave & 152nd St.
The duo brandished a gun and forced the family to their basement, after which they restrained the group. Cash and jewelry was taken, after which the duo fled in the family's car. Police later found the abandoned car at 154th Street and 14th Avenue. The two suspects remain outstanding. None of the victims were seriously hurt.
The family was zip-tied up and duct-taped during the home invasion and robbery when their teen left a door unlocked, per a report from ABC7. The suspects were two men between the ages of 40-50 who forced their way in after the teen left for school. One of the suspects was wearing an Amazon delivery vest.
Police are tracking a stolen MacBook from the home invasion to a location in Brooklyn and are dispatching officers to investigate.
Police updated the description of the suspects and stated that one of the men was wearing a black hoodie and the other was wearing an Amazon vest.
Police have located an unoccupied silver Chrysler minivan, believed to be the suspects' vehicle, nearby and are investigating.
Police stated that the two men fled in a silver Chrysler minivan.
One of the suspects was wearing a hoodie and the other was believed to have been wearing an Amazon outfit.
Police confirmed a home invasion where two men armed with guns posed as Amazon employees, tied up a family in their home, and stole items.
Additional information provided by 911 callers stated that two men armed with guns invaded a home and stole multiple items while the occupants were home.
Police have received a report of a person robbed at a residence. No injuries or weapons were reported.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 152-14 12th Ave.
Police released images of the suspects, along with new information indicating that approximately $16,000 was taken.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 12th Ave & 152nd St.
The duo brandished a gun and forced the family to their basement, after which they restrained the group. Cash and jewelry was taken, after which the duo fled in the family's car. Police later found the abandoned car at 154th Street and 14th Avenue. The two suspects remain outstanding. None of the victims were seriously hurt.
The family was zip-tied up and duct-taped during the home invasion and robbery when their teen left a door unlocked, per a report from ABC7. The suspects were two men between the ages of 40-50 who forced their way in after the teen left for school. One of the suspects was wearing an Amazon delivery vest.
Police are tracking a stolen MacBook from the home invasion to a location in Brooklyn and are dispatching officers to investigate.
Police updated the description of the suspects and stated that one of the men was wearing a black hoodie and the other was wearing an Amazon vest.
Police have located an unoccupied silver Chrysler minivan, believed to be the suspects' vehicle, nearby and are investigating.
Police stated that the two men fled in a silver Chrysler minivan.
One of the suspects was wearing a hoodie and the other was believed to have been wearing an Amazon outfit.
Police confirmed a home invasion where two men armed with guns posed as Amazon employees, tied up a family in their home, and stole items.
Additional information provided by 911 callers stated that two men armed with guns invaded a home and stole multiple items while the occupants were home.
Police have received a report of a person robbed at a residence. No injuries or weapons were reported.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 152-14 12th Ave.
Police released images of the suspects, along with new information indicating that approximately $16,000 was taken.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 12th Ave & 152nd St.
The duo brandished a gun and forced the family to their basement, after which they restrained the group. Cash and jewelry was taken, after which the duo fled in the family's car. Police later found the abandoned car at 154th Street and 14th Avenue. The two suspects remain outstanding. None of the victims were seriously hurt.
The family was zip-tied up and duct-taped during the home invasion and robbery when their teen left a door unlocked, per a report from ABC7. The suspects were two men between the ages of 40-50 who forced their way in after the teen left for school. One of the suspects was wearing an Amazon delivery vest.
Police are tracking a stolen MacBook from the home invasion to a location in Brooklyn and are dispatching officers to investigate.
Police updated the description of the suspects and stated that one of the men was wearing a black hoodie and the other was wearing an Amazon vest.
Police have located an unoccupied silver Chrysler minivan, believed to be the suspects' vehicle, nearby and are investigating.
Police stated that the two men fled in a silver Chrysler minivan.
One of the suspects was wearing a hoodie and the other was believed to have been wearing an Amazon outfit.
Police confirmed a home invasion where two men armed with guns posed as Amazon employees, tied up a family in their home, and stole items.
Additional information provided by 911 callers stated that two men armed with guns invaded a home and stole multiple items while the occupants were home.
Police have received a report of a person robbed at a residence. No injuries or weapons were reported.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 152-14 12th Ave.
Police released images of the suspects, along with new information indicating that approximately $16,000 was taken.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 12th Ave & 152nd St.
The duo brandished a gun and forced the family to their basement, after which they restrained the group. Cash and jewelry was taken, after which the duo fled in the family's car. Police later found the abandoned car at 154th Street and 14th Avenue. The two suspects remain outstanding. None of the victims were seriously hurt.
The family was zip-tied up and duct-taped during the home invasion and robbery when their teen left a door unlocked, per a report from ABC7. The suspects were two men between the ages of 40-50 who forced their way in after the teen left for school. One of the suspects was wearing an Amazon delivery vest.
Police are tracking a stolen MacBook from the home invasion to a location in Brooklyn and are dispatching officers to investigate.
Police updated the description of the suspects and stated that one of the men was wearing a black hoodie and the other was wearing an Amazon vest.
Police have located an unoccupied silver Chrysler minivan, believed to be the suspects' vehicle, nearby and are investigating.
Police stated that the two men fled in a silver Chrysler minivan.
One of the suspects was wearing a hoodie and the other was believed to have been wearing an Amazon outfit.
Police confirmed a home invasion where two men armed with guns posed as Amazon employees, tied up a family in their home, and stole items.
Additional information provided by 911 callers stated that two men armed with guns invaded a home and stole multiple items while the occupants were home.
Police have received a report of a person robbed at a residence. No injuries or weapons were reported.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 152-14 12th Ave.
Police released images of the suspects, along with new information indicating that approximately $16,000 was taken.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 12th Ave & 152nd St.
The duo brandished a gun and forced the family to their basement, after which they restrained the group. Cash and jewelry was taken, after which the duo fled in the family's car. Police later found the abandoned car at 154th Street and 14th Avenue. The two suspects remain outstanding. None of the victims were seriously hurt.
The family was zip-tied up and duct-taped during the home invasion and robbery when their teen left a door unlocked, per a report from ABC7. The suspects were two men between the ages of 40-50 who forced their way in after the teen left for school. One of the suspects was wearing an Amazon delivery vest.
Police are tracking a stolen MacBook from the home invasion to a location in Brooklyn and are dispatching officers to investigate.
Police updated the description of the suspects and stated that one of the men was wearing a black hoodie and the other was wearing an Amazon vest.
Police have located an unoccupied silver Chrysler minivan, believed to be the suspects' vehicle, nearby and are investigating.
Police stated that the two men fled in a silver Chrysler minivan.
One of the suspects was wearing a hoodie and the other was believed to have been wearing an Amazon outfit.
Police confirmed a home invasion where two men armed with guns posed as Amazon employees, tied up a family in their home, and stole items.
Additional information provided by 911 callers stated that two men armed with guns invaded a home and stole multiple items while the occupants were home.
Police have received a report of a person robbed at a residence. No injuries or weapons were reported.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 152-14 12th Ave.
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They shouldn’t say they are tracking a MacBook! Way to help the thieves get away, Citizen!
True - as dumb as criminals
Watch out for those guys pretending to be Verizon sales person. We had 2 last week knocking on peoples doors.
Not just "guys" , there were two females were also in the area claiming to be from Verizon.
No way that’s random. They didn’t just pick that house out of the blue. They know one of the robbers or both
Facts. You run up in my house. You gonna be tight... they knew what was in there
This is why I never answer the door
They shouldn’t say they are tracking a MacBook! Way to help the thieves get away, Citizen!
True - as dumb as criminals
Watch out for those guys pretending to be Verizon sales person. We had 2 last week knocking on peoples doors.
Not just "guys" , there were two females were also in the area claiming to be from Verizon.
No way that’s random. They didn’t just pick that house out of the blue. They know one of the robbers or both
Facts. You run up in my house. You gonna be tight... they knew what was in there
This is why I never answer the door
They shouldn’t say they are tracking a MacBook! Way to help the thieves get away, Citizen!
True - as dumb as criminals
Watch out for those guys pretending to be Verizon sales person. We had 2 last week knocking on peoples doors.
Not just "guys" , there were two females were also in the area claiming to be from Verizon.
No way that’s random. They didn’t just pick that house out of the blue. They know one of the robbers or both
Facts. You run up in my house. You gonna be tight... they knew what was in there
This is why I never answer the door
They shouldn’t say they are tracking a MacBook! Way to help the thieves get away, Citizen!
True - as dumb as criminals
Watch out for those guys pretending to be Verizon sales person. We had 2 last week knocking on peoples doors.
Not just "guys" , there were two females were also in the area claiming to be from Verizon.
No way that’s random. They didn’t just pick that house out of the blue. They know one of the robbers or both
Facts. You run up in my house. You gonna be tight... they knew what was in there
This is why I never answer the door
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They shouldn’t say they are tracking a MacBook! Way to help the thieves get away, Citizen!
True - as dumb as criminals
Watch out for those guys pretending to be Verizon sales person. We had 2 last week knocking on peoples doors.
Not just "guys" , there were two females were also in the area claiming to be from Verizon.
No way that’s random. They didn’t just pick that house out of the blue. They know one of the robbers or both
Facts. You run up in my house. You gonna be tight... they knew what was in there
This is why I never answer the door