
THE BLOTTER
ISSUE № 00220 — 08-25-26
BY: M.L. Nestel

Graphic by Melissa Eiler

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⬛ MANHATTAN
▀ Greenwich Village: Teen Herb Dealing Fugitive Busted With Big Gun

JUST ANOTHER FRIDAY at Washington Square Park when a bloke mixed up packing a frisbee with a loaded semiautomatic bang.
Cops were eyeing a dealer pushing trees to potential customers around the fountain.
It was around 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 21 when authorities say the 18-year-old was seen helping clientele get their potent toke on.
The Brooklyn ganja hustler was stopped and taken away to the 6th Precinct.
It was there that they searched his backpack.
Aside from his supply of dime bags and ounces of kind buds — they also found a foldable stock portable loaded KelTec sub 200 .40 caliber rifle with 32 rounds in the extended clip.
On the gun manufacturer’s website, it describes the gun as being versatile. Specifically, when folded, “it tucks away nicely in situations where space is limited” but it’s also “quick to deploy in situations where time is of the essence”
He was processed for the hardware (criminal possession of a loaded firearm and unlawful possession of an ammo feed device).
Also, prosecutors dinged him for the illegal vending (selling marijuana) and trespassing in the park for the unwholesome activities.

⬛ THE BRONX
▀ Morrisania: Teenage Girl Claimed Ignorance After Getting Dinged For Packing Loaded Pistol At Homeless Shelter
A YOUNG WOMAN was turned away from resting her head at Jackie’s Place homeless shelter after authorities detected she was carrying a loaded piece.
The woman was flagged at around 12:30 a.m. on June 8 by one of the guards for bringing in the kind of contraband that doesn’t just send you off, but got her locked up.
Inside her backpack was a Glock 19 pistol with a fully loaded 9mm cartridge magazine.
‘I don’t know how the gun got in the bag.’
Cops were summoned and they determined that the woman didn’t have a permit for the weapon.
After she was Mirandized, cops quizzed her about it.
“Yeat, that’s my bag,” she allegedly told them during questioning, then explained, “I don’t know how the gun got in the bag.”
The explanation didn’t add up for the authorities who summarily
booked her for weapons and ammo raps.

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⬛ BROOKLYN
▀ New Lots: Smack And Crack Slinger Caught Secreting Stash On Sewer
HE’S REALLY IN the dumps.
A dope peddler was lassoed tossing his stash atop a street waste pipe.
It was around 3 a.m. on July 19 when cops saw the suspect, 52, apparently sensing the fuzz — attempt to show some cloak and dagger by hiding his stash of heroin and crack on a sewer located on Pitkin and Sheffield Avenues.
The move wasn’t exactly mastermind stuff.
The cops discovered the 14 glassine sleeves of heroin, along with six plastic twists of crack on the sewer left by the suspect.
Apparently he kept the cocaine closest.
Because when he was frisked, authorities discovered an unspecified quantity of blow on him.
He was slapped with criminal possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, criminal possession of a controlled substance (two counts/crack/personal use), and criminal tampering/concealing evidence.

⬛ QUEENS
▀ Far Rockaway: Pedicure Customer Ties Making Beautician Foot Bill
THE SERVICES RENDERED were also ignored.
A cheapskate of a woman tried to bail on paying a woman after receiving a pedicure.
The 52-year-old was inside a salon located on Mott Avenue on the afternoon of May 12.
The woman allegedly was kicking back and getting the spa treatment.
Only when the treatment was done and her toes were sparkling — she decided that she didn’t have to pay the $52 owed the worker.
The authorities didn’t concur.
They took her down for theft of services (barbershop or salon).

⬛ STATEN ISLAND
▀ West Brighton: Lottery Ticket Thief Desperado, Later Busted Menacing Stranger With Sharp Object Shouting ‘I’ll Stab You!’

HE MUST HAVE pilfered all losers.
The 45-year-old man thought he had cooked up the heist of the century… catch a Shell Gas Station mart clerk not looking and snatching a half dozen lottery tickets and making off with the score.
The suspect allegedly got unlucky on the early evening of April 28 inside the Shell mart where he took six lottery tickets. And stuffed them into his hoodie pocket and fled without paying for them.
‘I’ll stab you!’
While cops were scouting for the crook, he reappeared. On May 7, he allegedly scared the wits out of a stranger on the corner of Broadway and Castleton. He was said to be wielding what the criminal complaint details as a sharp object and growled, “I’ll stab you!”
He proceeded to rip the victim’s pants pocket to get away with $50.
The law finally caught up to the perp on June 25.
He was nailed for the lottery tickets and mugging with a grand larceny charge and also robbery (with a dangerous instrument, and weapons possession of stolen property.

⬛ WANTED V. NABBED
▀ Master Blasters Shooshed (Ridgewood, NY)

THE NYPD REPORTED its “Q-Team” (does it stand for “Quiet”??) took action on an excessive noise complaint.
And they discovered hulking sound systems rigged to peoples’ rides.
▀ Two-Wheeled War (Queens Village, NY)

COPS CONFISCATED six motorcycles and four mopeds for incurring infractions and failing to be registered.


⬛ GOTHAM, INK.
▀ LOOTER! (New York, NY)

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⬛ EVIDENCE ART
▀ Fentanyl Factory Disrupted (Bronx, NY)


A CREW OF fentanyl pushers were busted in a stash house where their product was stamped “GAME OF DEATH”.
Narcos uncovered the sixth floor flat on Bronx Boulevard last week in the Wakefield section of the Boogie Down.
They rounded up seven perps and weighed in four kilograms of fentanyl poison (topping well over $1 million) along with all sorts of paraphernilia (including a dusty MetroCard relic that appeared to be used to corral and line up the powder for its single serving doses.


The source of the bad shit was exposed after Exander Rodriguez-Santos and Juan Burgos were being tracked outside coming and going from the address carrying brown paper bag into a parked Honda CRV.


The law took the door of the apartment and uncovered the excess of China white.
Authorities described the inside with four glass tables (one in the living room and three in the bedroom) with various stations to grind, strain, scale, bottle the shit .
There were also ample supplies of a bottled cutting agent, paper masks, air purifiers and even so-so safeguards with several bottles of Narcan taped to a wall to ward off overdoses.


⬛ ET. AL

▀ Plainclothes Busters (New York, NY)

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▀ Drifters Takeover (Bronx, NY)

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▀ Follow The Minivan (Brooklyn, NY)

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▀ Clown Car Checkpoint (New York, NY)

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