Suspects wanted for assaulting Malba homeowner during chaotic street takeover: NYPD - QNS

"The NYPD has released surveillance images of two men who attacked a homeowner during a violent street takeover in Malba during the early morning of Sunday, Nov. 23. Police say the 50-year-old victim and his wife warned the suspects to stay off their property as a chaotic scene played out in front of their home at 141st Street and 11th Avenue at 12:45 a.m."

"While the FDNY extinguished the flames in the burned-out vehicle, police from the 109th Precinct arrived at the scene, where they found the injured homeowner on his front lawn, where his wife had also been punched in the face during the assault. While she refused medical attention at the crime scene, EMS transported her husband to New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital, where he was listed in stable condition and treated for a broken bone in his face, fractured ribs and a separated shoulder, police said."

"The suspects were last seen jumping into a white Chevy Silverado, which sped away from the scene, traveling southbound on the Whitestone Expressway toward College Point Boulevard, according to the NYPD. The NYPD released the surveillance images of the two suspects on Tuesday and asked for the public's assistance in identifying them. They are believed to be approximately 18 to 24 years old."

NYPD released surveillance images of two men who attacked a homeowner during a street takeover in Malba on the early morning of Sunday, Nov. 23. More than 50 motorists participated in an illegal car meetup that included setting a security guard's company car alight with fireworks. The 50-year-old homeowner and his wife warned participants to stay off their property; two men then approached from behind, threw the homeowner to the ground, and repeatedly punched and kicked him while also punching his wife. The suspects fled in a white Chevy Silverado southbound on the Whitestone Expressway. The homeowner was hospitalized with facial, rib, and shoulder injuries; no arrests have been made and a reward up to $3,500 is offered.

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