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Men Sought for Woodside Robbery

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Sept. 6, Staff Report

Two men allegedly drove their car into a man outside a Woodside nightclub, grabbed the victim’s money while he lay on the ground and then drove off, according to police.

The incident occurred outside Medusa Lounge, located at 25-18 50th Street, on August 15 at 2:00am.

According to police, the perpetrators allegedly chased the 29-year-old victim out of the lounge before striking the victim with a black vehicle.

Once the victim was on the ground, police said, the suspects removed the man’s necklace, money and cell phone, then got back in the car and sped away.

The victim was taken to Lincoln Hospital in stable condition.

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Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS (8477).

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von

The hotel which you are staying at , is near the train and bus runs right into Manhattan , the area is safe, a couple off assholes but a lot off good people. Enjoy your trip to our fine city

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Dino velvet

These are the people that’ll be moving into the new 10 story affordable housing apartments on Barnett ave.
Enjoy.

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jesse

Hi i had a question regarding the safety of Wood side, i would be grateful if you could help me out. I am from a small little town in south Texas and my wife and and i visiting NYC in October. We are staying at the quality inn at 53-05 Queens Blvd. Is that area safe at all times of the day and night? should i avoid that area all together?

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El loco

at least they didn’t run over him when he was on the ground. that would have hurt. i would love to meet angela.

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