Give me your money, bitch

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August 9, 2017- A man was arrested by clever First Precinct detective work after he tried to rob a woman in her car on North End Avenue.

The TribecaTrib writes, “Leonard Demo, 26, of New Milford, NJ, knocked on a car parked on the west side of River Terrace near Warren Street around 8:50 p.m. on Saturday, July 29. After pulling open the door, he allegedly said to the woman inside, “Give me your money, bitch.” Police say Demo punched the woman in the face before fleeing north on River Terrace without getting any money…

Dep. Inspector Mark Iocco, the 1st Precinct commanding officer, told the Trib in an email. “Sgt. Matthew Woods and ten police officers walked Battery Park City block by block engaging the community with the wanted photo of the suspect.” After about 40 minutes, Iocco said, a bellman at the Conrad Hotel, 102 North End Ave., said that the man in the photo had been at the rooftop bar on the previous Saturday, the night of the incident….

Twenty minutes before the incident in Battery Park City, according to officials, Demo banged on a security booth at 101 Barclay Street, breaking the glass. (See surveillance video below, released by the NYPD.) Along with a charge of second-degree attempted robbery, Demo is also charged with third-degree criminal mischief in that first incident. Demo was released on his own recongizance with the stipulation that he attend an alcohol treatment program, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office. His next court date is Sept. 26.

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2 Responses to Give me your money, bitch

  1. Denver says:

    I wonder how the woman who got punched on the face feels about letting this guy go without posting bail?

  2. Editor says:

    I agree. Seemed strange to me that he was not booked on a felony. Mayor de Blasio has ordered most crimes short of murder to be misdemeanors.

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