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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Cops ask public's help ID'ing muggers who stabbed, beat Bronx subway rider
Cops released surveillance photos of a trio of brutes wanted for punching, repeatedly stabbing and robbing a man on a Bronx train last month. The three muggers, believed to be in their 20s, remain on the lam after the violent May 11 attack, which left 39-year-old Alberto Abreu Contreras knocked unconscious on the E. 167th St. subway station platform in Highbridge. Surveillance photos show one mugger wearing an olive-green hooded sweatshirt, gray sweatpants and black sneakers. The others are both pictured wearing white jackets, with black masks covering their faces. It was not immediately clear which man stabbed Contreras, cops said. The victim was on his way home from his job as a valet, riding the No. 4 train heading north around 2:19 a.m. when he was approached by the three men, who ordered him to hand over his 14-karat gold Jesus medallion chain. When he didn't cooperate, the trio grabbed the jewelry and pulled the victim out onto the train platform. 'If you don't give me your stuff I'm going to stab you,' one of the men threatened, police sources told the Daily News. The crooks then furiously attacked Contreras, punching him in the face and one suspect stabbing him in the abdomen and torso, before they took off with the wounded victim's chain, EarPods, Samsung Galaxy A23 phone and IDs. 'I was sitting on the train, and a guy grabbed me by my chain through my hoodie,' Contreras told The News a day after the assault. 'He dragged me out onto the platform, I held onto the guy for dear life. There was two more guys that came to help him. They said, 'Let him go'. He was saying, 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' in Spanish, and he ran down the escalator.' Contreras was unconscious following the beatdown and said he woke up at Lincoln Hospital, where he was initially in critical condition. After surgery he was expected to recover. 'I still feel the pain,' Contreras told The News. 'They put tubes in my stomach to see if there was internal bleeding. It is what it is, this goes with the neighborhood. This can happen to anyone.' Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls are confidential.
Indian Express
27-05-2025
- Indian Express
Hyderabad police seize fake Apple accessories worth Rs 1.1 crore, arrest 4
The Hyderabad police Monday seized counterfeit products, including Apple iPhone accessories, worth over Rs 1 crore, and arrested four people allegedly involved in the sale of these products. Based on a tip-off, the Commissioner's Task Force, Central Zone Team, and personnel from the Abids police station conducted simultaneous raids at shops selling duplicate accessories at Jagdish Market and arrested Vikram Singh, Suresh Kumar Rajpurohit, Natharam Choudhary, and Mohammad Sarfaraz. The four men have shops at Jagdish Market. During the raid, the police seized 156 EarPods, 16 Apple power banks, 430 Apple logo stickers, 295 pieces of adapters and adapter covers with logos, 61 pieces of USB cables, 45 pieces of batteries, 95 pieces of back glass, and 1,430 pieces of silicone back covers. The police said the arrested men were selling counterfeit mobile accessories of the Apple brand by printing and affixing the company's logo and images on the packaging box. Initial investigations suggest that the shop owners sourced these fake accessories from Mumbai through various marketing agents. The police said the four men were arrested for violating the Copyright Act, and cheating customers through the sale of counterfeit products to earn easy profits illegally. They added that the arrested men knowingly bought counterfeit Apple mobile accessories from marketing agents. They then packaged these duplicate products in genuine-looking Apple packaging to deceive customers into believing they were buying authentic iPhone products. The arrested men and the seized material were handed over to the Abids police station for further investigation.
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Yahoo
Man stabbed, punched, robbed of gold chain inside Bronx subway station
A man was punched, repeatedly stabbed and robbed on a Bronx train after a clash with brutal attackers who demanded he hand over his gold chain, the Daily News has learned. Alberto Abreu Contreras, 39, was on his way home early Monday morning from his job as a valet, riding the No. 4 train heading north around 2:19 a.m. when he was approached by three men — all wearing black — who ordered him to hand over his chain. When he didn't cooperate, they grabbed the jewelry and pulled the victim onto the train platform at the E.167th St. station in Highbridge. 'If you don't give me your stuff I'm going to stab you,' one of the men threatened, police sources told the Daily News. The crooks then furiously attacked Contreras, punching him in the face and stabbing him in the abdomen and torso before taking off with the wounded victim's 14 karat Jesus medallion chain, EarPods, Samsung galaxy A23 phone and IDs. 'I was sitting on the train and a guy grabbed me by my chain through my hoodie,' Contreras told The News about the terrifying attack. 'He dragged me out onto the platform, I held onto the guy for dear life. There was two more guys that came to help him. They said 'let him go'. He was saying 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' in Spanish and he ran down the escalator.' Contreras was unconscious following the beatdown and said he woke up in a hospital. He was transported to Lincoln Hospital, where he was initially in critical condition. After surgery, however, he's now expected to recover. 'I still feel the pain,' Contreras told The News. 'They put tubes in my stomach to see if there was internal bleeding. 'It is what it is, this goes with the neighborhood, this can happen to anyone.' His three attackers, who are all believed to be in their 20s, remain on the loose. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls are confidential.
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Yahoo
Man stabbed, punched, robbed of gold chain inside Bronx subway station
A man was punched, repeatedly stabbed and robbed on a Bronx train after a clash with brutal attackers who demanded he hand over his gold chain, the Daily News has learned. Alberto Abreu Contreras, 39, was on his way home early Monday morning from his job as a valet, riding the No. 4 train heading north around 2:19 a.m. when he was approached by three men — all wearing black — who ordered him to hand over his chain. When he didn't cooperate, they grabbed the jewelry and pulled the victim onto the train platform at the E.167th St. station in Highbridge. 'If you don't give me your stuff I'm going to stab you,' one of the men threatened, police sources told the Daily News. The crooks then furiously attacked Contreras, punching him in the face and stabbing him in the abdomen and torso before taking off with the wounded victim's 14 karat Jesus medallion chain, EarPods, Samsung galaxy A23 phone and IDs. 'I was sitting on the train and a guy grabbed me by my chain through my hoodie,' Contreras told The News about the terrifying attack. 'He dragged me out onto the platform, I held onto the guy for dear life. There was two more guys that came to help him. They said 'let him go'. He was saying 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' in Spanish and he ran down the escalator.' Contreras was unconscious following the beatdown and said he woke up in a hospital. He was transported to Lincoln Hospital, where he was initially in critical condition. After surgery, however, he's now expected to recover. 'I still feel the pain,' Contreras told The News. 'They put tubes in my stomach to see if there was internal bleeding. 'It is what it is, this goes with the neighborhood, this can happen to anyone.' His three attackers, who are all believed to be in their 20s, remain on the loose. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls are confidential.
Yahoo
21-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
The week's juiciest Apple sales, including $200 off the latest MacBook Pro
We don't have to tell you that Apple isn't exactly a "bargain brand," so finding it at a fat discount almost feels like hitting the jackpot. Well, get ready to pull the lever and watch those triple 7s appear, because tons of its most popular products are discounted right now. Better yet, they start at just $16. From AirPods and iPads to Apple Watches and MacBooks, now is a great time to snag savings on these oft-pricey finds. If you're looking for the latest AirPods, they're down to $117 at Amazon. If you still prefer Apple's OG wired EarPods, the brand still makes them — and they're on sale for $16, also marking the lowest they've ever been! Looking for a worthwhile MacBook deal? The 2024 MacBook Air and Pro laptops are $262 and $200 off, respectively. iPads, AirTags and even Apple Watches are on sale too. Now's the time to nab all the Apple tech you've wished for. But don't hesitate — stock fluctuates on products this popular (and may vary according to your location). If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.) The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
