burglary

Yenson Reyes broke into a woman's home and threatened her with a screwdriver, police said.

The cart was stolen from the restaurant at 6 Flatbush Avenue on Oct. 17, police said. 

Narciso Rosario turned himself in after escaping with his hands cuffed behind him, officials said.

The neighborhood has seen a spike in grand larcenies, according to police statistics.

Narciso Rosario managed to run away from police with his hands cuffed behind him, officials said.

Police arrested 11 people who they said broke into a Monroe Street residence and took over.

The victim met the unknown woman online via Skype, police said. 

The thief covered the security cameras on 15 of the hotel's floors with electrical tape, police said.

The burglar hit eight offices in Manhattan since August 2015, police said.

The suspects are also wanted for robbing another store in Long Island City 3 days later, police said.

The thief stole the belongings and more than $380 in cash over the course of nearly a year, police said.

A pickpocket stole the victim's keys and driver's license while she was at a bar, police said.

Residents of the Bergen Street building were asked to move out after it was deemed structurally unsafe.

The truck's armed guards were transporting the flakes to a refining business in Canada, the NYPD said.

The burglar hit an apartment on East 63rd Street while the owner was away at work, police said.