Multiple Pharmacy Burglaries Under Investigation

It was reported to the police that on Monday, February 2, 2026, around 4:43 a.m., two unidentified individuals forcibly entered a commercial establishment located at 245-34 Horace Harding Expressway by breaking the front door with an unknown object and stole a baseball bat. A third individual acted as a getaway driver. The value of the baseball bat was approximately $20.

Detectives have provided an additional incident with media to this citywide burglary pattern that occurred within the confines of the 43, 107, 109, and 111 Precincts.

Investigators say all five incidents are believed to be connected and involve multiple suspects working together across several precincts. Police released images of four suspects and the vehicles used in the burglaries and are asking the public to submit tips through Crime Stoppers.

Police report two more burglaries occurred early December 30 at separate businesses, where suspects again forced entry by breaking front doors. In these incidents, approximately $11,000 in cash and prescription medications were stolen, and the suspects fled in a white Mercedes SUV with another individual acting as the driver.

Police say the first three burglaries happened early on December 20, beginning around 6:00 a.m., when suspects broke the front doors of three commercial businesses in Queens. The suspects stole nearly $14,000 in cash, a safe, and large quantities of prescription medications before fleeing in a black Infiniti driven by additional accomplices.

Incident reported at 42-62 Kissena Blvd.

It was reported to the police that on Monday, February 2, 2026, around 4:43 a.m., two unidentified individuals forcibly entered a commercial establishment located at 245-34 Horace Harding Expressway by breaking the front door with an unknown object and stole a baseball bat. A third individual acted as a getaway driver. The value of the baseball bat was approximately $20.

Detectives have provided an additional incident with media to this citywide burglary pattern that occurred within the confines of the 43, 107, 109, and 111 Precincts.

Investigators say all five incidents are believed to be connected and involve multiple suspects working together across several precincts. Police released images of four suspects and the vehicles used in the burglaries and are asking the public to submit tips through Crime Stoppers.

Police report two more burglaries occurred early December 30 at separate businesses, where suspects again forced entry by breaking front doors. In these incidents, approximately $11,000 in cash and prescription medications were stolen, and the suspects fled in a white Mercedes SUV with another individual acting as the driver.

Police say the first three burglaries happened early on December 20, beginning around 6:00 a.m., when suspects broke the front doors of three commercial businesses in Queens. The suspects stole nearly $14,000 in cash, a safe, and large quantities of prescription medications before fleeing in a black Infiniti driven by additional accomplices.

Incident reported at 42-62 Kissena Blvd.

It was reported to the police that on Monday, February 2, 2026, around 4:43 a.m., two unidentified individuals forcibly entered a commercial establishment located at 245-34 Horace Harding Expressway by breaking the front door with an unknown object and stole a baseball bat. A third individual acted as a getaway driver. The value of the baseball bat was approximately $20.

Detectives have provided an additional incident with media to this citywide burglary pattern that occurred within the confines of the 43, 107, 109, and 111 Precincts.

Investigators say all five incidents are believed to be connected and involve multiple suspects working together across several precincts. Police released images of four suspects and the vehicles used in the burglaries and are asking the public to submit tips through Crime Stoppers.

Police report two more burglaries occurred early December 30 at separate businesses, where suspects again forced entry by breaking front doors. In these incidents, approximately $11,000 in cash and prescription medications were stolen, and the suspects fled in a white Mercedes SUV with another individual acting as the driver.

Police say the first three burglaries happened early on December 20, beginning around 6:00 a.m., when suspects broke the front doors of three commercial businesses in Queens. The suspects stole nearly $14,000 in cash, a safe, and large quantities of prescription medications before fleeing in a black Infiniti driven by additional accomplices.

Incident reported at 42-62 Kissena Blvd.

It was reported to the police that on Monday, February 2, 2026, around 4:43 a.m., two unidentified individuals forcibly entered a commercial establishment located at 245-34 Horace Harding Expressway by breaking the front door with an unknown object and stole a baseball bat. A third individual acted as a getaway driver. The value of the baseball bat was approximately $20.

Detectives have provided an additional incident with media to this citywide burglary pattern that occurred within the confines of the 43, 107, 109, and 111 Precincts.

Investigators say all five incidents are believed to be connected and involve multiple suspects working together across several precincts. Police released images of four suspects and the vehicles used in the burglaries and are asking the public to submit tips through Crime Stoppers.

Police report two more burglaries occurred early December 30 at separate businesses, where suspects again forced entry by breaking front doors. In these incidents, approximately $11,000 in cash and prescription medications were stolen, and the suspects fled in a white Mercedes SUV with another individual acting as the driver.

Police say the first three burglaries happened early on December 20, beginning around 6:00 a.m., when suspects broke the front doors of three commercial businesses in Queens. The suspects stole nearly $14,000 in cash, a safe, and large quantities of prescription medications before fleeing in a black Infiniti driven by additional accomplices.

Incident reported at 42-62 Kissena Blvd.

It was reported to the police that on Monday, February 2, 2026, around 4:43 a.m., two unidentified individuals forcibly entered a commercial establishment located at 245-34 Horace Harding Expressway by breaking the front door with an unknown object and stole a baseball bat. A third individual acted as a getaway driver. The value of the baseball bat was approximately $20.

Detectives have provided an additional incident with media to this citywide burglary pattern that occurred within the confines of the 43, 107, 109, and 111 Precincts.

Investigators say all five incidents are believed to be connected and involve multiple suspects working together across several precincts. Police released images of four suspects and the vehicles used in the burglaries and are asking the public to submit tips through Crime Stoppers.

Police report two more burglaries occurred early December 30 at separate businesses, where suspects again forced entry by breaking front doors. In these incidents, approximately $11,000 in cash and prescription medications were stolen, and the suspects fled in a white Mercedes SUV with another individual acting as the driver.

Police say the first three burglaries happened early on December 20, beginning around 6:00 a.m., when suspects broke the front doors of three commercial businesses in Queens. The suspects stole nearly $14,000 in cash, a safe, and large quantities of prescription medications before fleeing in a black Infiniti driven by additional accomplices.

Incident reported at 42-62 Kissena Blvd.