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Looks like the same old garbage. Lifted from my local paper.
STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. -- Police have arrested the second member of a teenage duo accused of robbing a victim at gunpoint.
Emmanuel Jallah, 17, of the 200 block of Park Hill Avenue, Clifton, was busted Thursday in connection with the Jan 4 incident in his community, said police.
According to court papers, Jallah and his accomplice, Hassan Sroura, approached the victim at about 9:15 a. m. on the 300 block of Vanderbilt Avenue.
Sroura punched the victim's chest, and Jallah snatched a cell phone from his pants pocket, said court records.
When the victim tried to grab the phone back, Jallah displayed a gun and barked, "If you take another step, I'm going to shoot you," court documents said.
Jallah was charged with two counts of robbery and one count of grand larceny, all felonies, said a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan.
He's also accused of a misdemeanor weapon possession.
Sroura, who was arrested on Jan. 8, was charged with similar crimes, online state court records show.
Looks like the gun charge isn't sticking yet! And it's not a felony. Showing a loaded firearm of any kind in NYC is a felony. They won't use the laws we already have.
Meanwhile we're scrambling to keep our legal stuff legal.
STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. -- Police have arrested the second member of a teenage duo accused of robbing a victim at gunpoint.
Emmanuel Jallah, 17, of the 200 block of Park Hill Avenue, Clifton, was busted Thursday in connection with the Jan 4 incident in his community, said police.
According to court papers, Jallah and his accomplice, Hassan Sroura, approached the victim at about 9:15 a. m. on the 300 block of Vanderbilt Avenue.
Sroura punched the victim's chest, and Jallah snatched a cell phone from his pants pocket, said court records.
When the victim tried to grab the phone back, Jallah displayed a gun and barked, "If you take another step, I'm going to shoot you," court documents said.
Jallah was charged with two counts of robbery and one count of grand larceny, all felonies, said a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan.
He's also accused of a misdemeanor weapon possession.
Sroura, who was arrested on Jan. 8, was charged with similar crimes, online state court records show.
Looks like the gun charge isn't sticking yet! And it's not a felony. Showing a loaded firearm of any kind in NYC is a felony. They won't use the laws we already have.
Meanwhile we're scrambling to keep our legal stuff legal.
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