burglaries

The 112th Precinct recently saw a 300 percent increase in burglaries, police said. 

The men have been stealing from basement areas around Bennett Avenue and West 190th Street, police said.

The suspects hit homes in Forest Hills, Corona, Woodside and Jackson Heights. 

Robert Costanzo, 46, burglarized more than 200 homes in 10 years across three states, prosecutors said.

Three men are wanted in connection to at least three of the burglaries, police said.

Burglars broke into 10 apartments through their front doors in February and March, police said.

The 34th Precinct is very close to making an arrest, according to its commanding officer.

Police said the man usually entered through the basement area. 

The 81st Precinct saw an 11 percent drop in major crime from 2015 to 2016, according to police.

Seven burglaries have been reported in Brooklyn Heights over the last week, according to police data.

The thief reached the windows by climbing fire escapes and scaffolding, according to authorities.

Seven burglaries were reported in Brooklyn Heights over the past two weeks, the NYPD said.

The thieves take stoves, refrigerators, dryers, and other large items and tools, police said.

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

The burglaries took place within two weeks, and all but two of them were on one residential side street.