Man with 2 kids burglarizes
NYC frozen yogurt shop
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/13/2021 5:48:49 PM
When yogurta late-night craving, not even the kids can get in your way. A Queens burglar, with two children in tow, broke into a frozen yogurt shop this week, according to surveillance video released by the NYPD Tuesday. The trio targeted the Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt shop on Cooper Avenue, part of The Shops at Atlas Park, around 10:50 p.m. April 4, cops said. The footage shows the kids holding a light as the man forces open a window. It’s unclear what the man stole from the shop before they all took off. Separate surveillance video also shows the trio goofing around on an escalator
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Striking a blow against White Supremacy, one frozen yogurt shop at a time. And hey, look, a non-absentee father teaching the kidz the ropes.