YONKERS, NY -- On June 17, 2007, at 10:00 pm, a 42 year old local resident
called police because he was menaced by someone with a gun during a road rage
incident. The menacing occurred at the corner of Nepperhan Avenue and New Main Street. The victim described the person
menacing him as driving an orange and black Chevy Suburban and gave the New York License plate. Headquarters ran
the plate via NYSPIN and the car was registered to 42 Pine Street. Officers that were on
patrol in the area drove onto Pine Street and found the car parked with
people exiting the vehicle. The officers ordered everyone to stop moving so
they could investigate the allegations. Officers saw a male, later identified
as Jason Morrison, walking into 42 Pine Street carrying a black duffle bag,
officers tried to stop him when a female, later identified as Laura Peebles
tried to physically stop the officers from getting to Morrison. Another officer
stopped a male, Michael Parker, who was standing next to the Chevy Suburban.
Michael Parker told the officer that the gun was in the duffle bag that his son
was carrying. Officers opened the black duffle bag and found a silver Beretta
Handgun, 9mm, with 15 live rounds in the magazine. The victim positively
identified Michael Parker as the man who menaced him with that handgun. The
suburban had four other occupants at the time police arrived on Pine Street, none of the other occupants were
charged with any crimes.
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Michael Parker, 40 year old male
of 42 Pine Street, charged with Criminal Possession
of a Weapon 2nd degree, Menacing 2nd degree, will be
arraigned in Yonkers Criminal Court on June 18, 2007. Jason Morrison, 21 year old male
of 42 Pine Street, charged with Criminal Possession
of a Weapon 2nd degree, will be arraigned in Yonkers City Court on June
18, 2007. Laura Peebles, 26 year old female
of 42 Pine Street, charged with Obstruction of Governmental Administration,
given an Appearance ticket and due back in court on June 27, 2007.
A male told police that
on June 17, 2007, at 5:12 a.m., he was approached by five
Hispanic males outside 86 Hamilton Avenue. The victim, a 21 year old New Rochelle resident, said he was asked by
the suspects if he had a key to the front door of 86 Hamilton Avenue and when he said he did not, he
was punched and kicked by the males. The victim stated he tried to defend
himself from being stabbed in the left shoulder by one of the males. The
suspects are described as Hispanic males in their 20’s wearing blue jeans with
t-shirts, one red, one blue and three wearing 3 black t-shirts. The victim was
treated and released from a local hospital for a laceration on his left
shoulder.
On June 16, 3007, at 9:42 a.m., a male cut a hole in the rooftop
of 455 South Broadway (Jani’s Pharmacy), entered into the building and stole
$14,000.00 in cash. The suspect fled the store using the same hole cut in the
roof. The burglary was recorded on the security cameras inside the store. (No surveillance
was released to the media) The Detective Division is investigating this
incident.
On June
17, 2007,
at 9:25 p.m., a concerned neighbor called the
Yonkers Police Department advising that a burglary was being committed at 60 Franklin Avenue. The witness saw three females and one male walking
northbound on Hawthorne Avenue checking for open car doors. The witness, a local
resident saw the male stand at the corner of Hawthorne Avenue and Franklin Avenue, acting as a look out. The three
females then went to the residence and illegally entered via a ground floor
window. The female exited the house a few minutes later carrying a plastic bag.
The suspects then fled the area. Police Officers responded to the area and
detained a male in front of 96 Franklin and three females were detained
at the corner of Hawthorne Avenue and Franklin Avenue. The four suspects detained were
identified by the witness as the people who broke into the residence. The four
suspects were searched and the following property was recovered: one metal
leather man tool, 3 watches, 4 keys, 1 metro card and two earrings. These items
were identified (by the owner of the house) as belonging to himself and family
members; and
The following persons are charged
with Burglary 2nd degree:
Antoine Gaston, 19 year old male
of 463 Hawthorne
Avenue, Leak and Watts.
Montei McGruder, 17 year old
female of 463 Hawthorne Avenue, Leak and Watts.
Jacqueline Lugo, 16 year old
female of 463 Hawthorne Avenue, Leak and Watts.
The following person was charged
with Burglary2nd degree and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 5th
degree:
Angelica Diaz, 17 year old female
of 463 Hawthorne Avenue, Leak and Watts.
All four suspects will be
arraigned in Yonkers City Court on June
18, 2007.
Antoine Gaston, 19 year old male
of 
Angelica Diaz, 17 year old female
of 
Good that the fellow called for help instead of being afraid of the police. Now the gun is off the streets, and who knows who those bullets were meant for, if something was planned out with the loaded gun. Guns are loaded for a reason - to shoot someone.
Posted by: | June 18, 2007 at 11:08
Hezi must think YPD is so good they can predict crimes in advance. Right now, his headline says police blotter for June 21. LOL.
Posted by: | June 18, 2007 at 11:16
Thanks for catching the error. I am not clairevoyant.
Kindly,
Hezi
Posted by: Hezi Aris | June 18, 2007 at 12:22
And somebody had their car stolen up at UA Movieland early last night.
Posted by: | June 18, 2007 at 15:33
42 Pine St. used to be 35 Pine St. An infamous address, which is why it was changed. In fact, that whole neighborhood was infamous, and still is, including Warburton down below.
Posted by: | June 18, 2007 at 17:19
The Son of Sam lived there.. Big deal..
Posted by: | June 19, 2007 at 22:55