71st Precinct blotter

A 36-year-old man was hospitalized in the Sept. 15 shootout near President Street.

The man had been trying to enter the Parkside station with a bent Metrocard, police said.

The 71st Precinct crime blotter reveals a series of violent incidents during the annual celebration.

The owner of the car found the woman inside just before 6:30 a.m. on Monday morning.

'That's right little boy,' someone shouted from the building, according to the child's grandmother.

The knife-wielding man worked with a second unapprehended suspect in the August 15 incidents.

The food truck driver was threatened by a gun-toting man on Bedford Avenue on Aug. 8.

Two fares picked up outside court in Manhattan took $70 from the 36-year-old driver, police said.

The man told a worker “if you don’t serve me, I’m going to shoot you," police said.

An officer spotted the pair breaking into an apartment from a fire escape, police said.

The robbery suspect walked up to the 18-year-old's BMW with a gun, police said.

Two passengers pulled a knife on the driver as their friends were inside McDonald's, police said.

The arrest is part of this week’s crime blotter from the  71st Precinct  in Crown Heights.

The female suspect forcibly took $180 from the man after he refused to give her money, police said.

The 22-year-old was seen on top of two cars on Union Street around 3:40 a.m. on June 10, police said.