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Watch: Two Men Assault Deliveryman And Steal His Scooter Outside Woodside Restaurant

July 27, 2021 By Christian Murray

Two men are wanted for stealing a food deliveryman’s scooter outside the Woodside restaurant where he worked.

The suspects approached the victim outside Pollo Mario Restaurant, located at 62-01 Woodside Ave.,  and demanded his bike when he returned from a delivery at around at around 6:35 p.m. on July 14.

The perpetrators allegedly arrived on the scene both on one scooter. One of the men dismounted and demanded the deliveryman’s scooter and then removed the victim’s helmet from the handlebars and threw at him.

One of the men then got on the victim’s $4,000 scooter and left the scene. The victim was not injured.

Police have released photos and video taken from the scene of the incident.

Anyone with information in relation to the robbery is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782).

Two men allegedly stole a deliveryman’s scooter outside Pollo Mario Restaurant, located at 62-01 Woodside Ave., on July 14 (NYPD and GMaps)

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Concerned Resident

This is exactly what they do in Brazil.
These guys are likely from the Astoria houses.

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History for dummies is a good book

Is this considered a hate crime? If so, where is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?

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FB

Guy in blue clearly ready to pull out a gun. Victim did the right thing by not fighting back. Hopefully these guys will be apprehended. So sad to see what has happened to the old neighborhood. SMH.

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ABoondy

If the delivery guy offered them some free chicken maybe they would have left him alone.

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There goes the neighborhood

They were hungry because of the pandemic and needed more money than what Uncle Joe gave them, and they were too overqualified for the countless available jobs out there. They took his bike because of reparations! Because of systemic racism and CRT they never made anything of themselves and are robbing hard working people. Can’t blame them but you can blame everyone else. This is the new reality. No culpability what so ever. Before the liberals and progressives start attacking me, think of the victim. An essential worker actually working. It’s a blessing he wasn’t shot, but the libs would blame the gun, an inanimate object.

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James P Barrett

I am so glad I left Sunnyside 5 years ago. My family has been in the neighborhood since 1914. Was a great neighborhood. Now a liberal shithole. Where has America gone.

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stupid voters get the results they are due

this kind of robbery is common in Brazil. they can rob people and get out of the area fast. sad

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Dave

Its been over 90 degrees F and humid out. One is wearing a ski mask and the other a hoodie. But if cops were to follow them or pull them over it would of been considered racial profiling and would of been all over media. Look at most of these wanted surveillance video’s and trust your instincts.

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george kelly

AGAIN,I 4 TEATS AGO DETAILED EXACTLY WHY CRIME WAS SPIKING,BUT THE SKILLMAN LIBERALS HAD HATE AND VITRIOL……NOW,LETS BLAMD TRUMP..MY GOD..DOPEY ,SELF-INSULATED IGNORANT PEOPLE CAUSED THIS NO BAIL ,NO JAIL NONSENSE

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