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Repeat offender on parole with 30 prior arrests robs, hits NYC straphanger with cane: police sources

Por: New York Post Nation November 20, 2022

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A suspect with at least 30 prior arrests and still on parole for assault was just busted for robbing a Manhattan straphanger and smashing him over the head with a cane, police sources told The Post. The 21-year-old victim was aboard a southbound No. 3 train at the 148th Street subway station shortly before 9:30 a.m. Saturday when suspect Darien Bailey, 39, grabbed his AirPods and ran, sources said. The victim chased the culprit off the train at... + full article



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