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Two Thefts Reported at Kew Gardens Hills Home Within 12 Hours, Queens Shmira Assisting

October 26th,

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A Kew Gardens Hills homeowner was reportedly targeted in two separate thefts within a 12-hour period, prompting Queens Shmira to issue a community safety alert.

According to the organization, the incidents occurred near 137th Street and 75th Road in Queens. A package was stolen from the front of the residence, followed by an electric bicycle from the rear of the property.

Queens Shmira reported that both incidents were captured on surveillance footage. The organization is in contact with the homeowner, and a police report is being filed.

Residents are being urged to secure their belongings and report suspicious activity.

Anyone who recognizes an individual in the surveillance footage or has information about the reported thefts is encouraged to contact Queens Shmira at 718-329-4444 or the NYPD.

Residents should not confront suspected thieves. For emergencies, call 911.