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Men on mopeds snatching jewelry off people in Manhattan
Police believe the suspects may be tied to dozens of other crimes.
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Police believe the suspects may be tied to dozens of other crimes.
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"I can't go back there," the victim said.
Police confirmed to CBS2 that two police officers were moved to restricted duty while authorities investigate.
Anthony Nelson, a subway cleaner, jumped into action after seeing the suspect, Alexander Wright, allegedly harassing passengers.
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Police are searching for both drivers.
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The Morris County Prosecutor's Office identified them as Robert Ricciardi, 87, and Gemma Ricciardi, 85.
Police say a BMW collided head-on with a Subaru, which spun out and struck two people on the sidewalk.
A female customer allegedly called her adult son, who then shot the 23-year-old worker in the neck.
Police were conducting a wellness check at the home when officers discovered the bodies on Wednesday night.
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