NEW YORK CITY, NY – Last Friday morning, a robbery occurred at the Sutphin Boulevard MTA ‘F’ train station in Queens. The New York City Police Department is now requesting the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals depicted in attached media relating to the incident.
According to reports, the victim, a 43-year-old male, was approached by two unknown individuals who attempted to punch and grab him.
A third individual joined in, successfully punched the victim twice, and forcibly removed his backpack, which contained a sum of currency.
The suspects fled, and the victim did not require medical attention.

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