SHIRT SWIPE
A thief nabbed more than $2,000 worth of men’s shirts from a Broadway clothes shop on Oct. 12.
An employee told police he was inside the store between Prince and Spring streets at 1:49 pm, when he spotted the suspect stuff 13 collared shirts into his backpack, and flee past the register without paying.
SHUDDER BUG
A sticky-fingered thief nabbed a camera off a man’s shoulder inside the Cordlandt Street subway station on Oct. 14.
The victim told police he was boarding an uptown R train at 8:30 pm, when the suspect snatched the camera hanging off his left shoulder just as doors closed, and booked it through the station to parts unknown.
BACKPACK ATTACK
Cops arrested a 51-year-old man after they allegedly spotted him reaching into a man’s backpack inside the Fulton Street subway station on Oct. 12.
The officer eyed the suspect placing his hand inside the victim’s backpack at 11:05 am, police said.
After putting the man in cuffs, the office found he was in possession of 6 illicit Metrocards he’d bent to fool the turnstiles.
UNSAFE SAFE
Thieves made off with an ATM containing more than $13,000 from a Broadway café on Sept. 9.
The crooks nabbed the teller machine from the eatery near Morris Street at 4 pm, taking advantage of construction work there to remove the safe, which itself cost about $2,000
