New York City police have released surveillance footage in the search for two suspects who allegedly robbed a worker at a Manhattan electronics store April 21.
New York Police Department
The victims of the April 21 heist in Manhattan were identified by NBC New York as the owner of Canal Sound and Light and his 72-year-old wife, who was seen being thrown to the ground by one of the suspects in footage shared with the station. "The individuals also attempted to forcibly open a safe inside the store but were unsuccessful and fled the location in an unknown direction. The 72-year-old male victim was treated by EMS at the scene."
The NYPD says $1,500 was stolen from the wallet of a male victim inside the Manhattan electronics store.
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