The NYPD has released surveillance images of two suspects involved in a knifepoint carjacking in the Melrose section of the Bronx last month. According to investigators, the incident occurred on May 18 when a 36-year-old man was confronted over a minor fender bender, which escalated into the carjacking. One suspect brandished a knife and entered the victim's vehicle while the second suspect drove off in a black Jeep. No injuries were reported, but the victim's car was not recovered. Community assistance is sought to identify the suspects.
Police released surveillance images of suspects wanted for a knifepoint carjacking in the Bronx, seeking public assistance in identifying them.
The incident involved a dispute over a minor fender bender, escalating into a carjacking where one suspect brandished a knife before fleeing.
The NYPD highlights that in the 40th Precinct, 63 robberies were reported last month, with a slight decrease of 3.4% in robbery incidents this year.
Vigilance from the community is urged as police seek information on the suspects involved in the carjacking incident that left the victim uninjured.
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