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NYPD: Man throws trash can through church window in Woodside

June 30, 2017 Staff Report

The police are looking to locate a man who allegedly threw a trash can through a church window in Woodside last Saturday.

The suspect allegedly threw the can through the Sure Foundation Lutheran Church, located at 64-20 Roosevelt Avenue, at around 12:40 am on Saturday, June 24, according to police.

Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477)

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Sunnyside Truther

This didn’t seem to make too many headlines in other news sources…had this place been a mosque you’d have every politician and news outlet there. There would marches and candlelight vigils for days on end. But in the end probably ended being a drunk and crazy illegal who did this, just like the bums who hand out at the rainbow playground on Greenpoint Ave.

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WOODSIDER61

He hangs out under the lirr on 58st n 39th av with a bunch of other bums around 10pm i knew I recognized him !!

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Bridie Browne

My side view mirror was smashed on Friday night.
Parked on 68th street by the park..
This happens regular..
Back window and sometimes side Windows.
My husband’s van also.
This crime is constant..

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Not a Fan

Anonymous maybe you need the “citizen” app on your phone. There are many incidents a day in the neighborhood and many of them are violent involving weapons.

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South

Maybe the same guy that was smashing car windshields and side-view mirrors on 41st street the night prior.

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Anonymous

What does that mean? It’s widely understood that Woodside has gotten “better” over the years. This is one individual incident, and we don’t even know the details. Jose Peralta’s BS narrative regarding the level of safety on Roosevelt Avenue needs to be done away with.

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Fan of Dough Boy Park

You’re right , people throwing garbage cans through church windows is a sign of times getting better. One incident isn’t a crime wave but a consistent status of higher crime in the neighborhood is real. Not sure what you’re seeing with your rose tinted glasses, but crime and fear has increased in the neighborhood

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Bulimic Panda

Hola Sunnyside, Bulimic Panda here with truth virtue and unfortunate Chasity. The guilty man is innocent until makes himself guilty with English words. I pray no one was injured. Trash cans are very very very valuable in Sunnyside. If this can doesn’t go to the black market Van Kramer saved several dollars. I love all of you today and pray. Amen. Next year in Jerusalem. Amen.

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