The NYPD wants to find two robbers behind a string of thefts in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. The suspects struck at least eight times targeting Fridge No More locations.
On Dec. 28, the suspects entered the Fridge No More located at 885 Grand Street in Brooklyn removed three Ninebot scooters, one Aero Bike, two e-bike batteries and an Apple laptop valued at a total of $3,720.
On Jan. 3, the suspects entered Fridge No More located at 885 Grand Street in Brooklyn and removed two scooters, an e-bike and an Apple notebook valued at a total of $4,500. On Jan. 19, the suspects entered Fridge No More located at 45-02 11 Street in Queens and removed a MacBook valued at $1,000. On Jan.29, the suspects entered Fridge No More located at 60 Freeman St. in Brooklyn and removed an iPad, a MacBook Air and an e-bike valued at $5,000. Police released video and photos of two men who attacked a food delivery worker in the South Bronx and stole his electric scooter.
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