According to the New York Police Department, a person just tussled with a 7-year-old boy’s mother in the Bronx after stealing money from a grocery store. The person is seen on a surveillance video of the incident stealing money from the young child who was purchasing fruits at Richard’s Fruit and Vegetable on Jerome Avenue in Mount Eden.
The incident occurred on September 24, near 11: 40 am.
The child is seen holding cash in his hands near the front desk on the film inside the business. The girl, dressed in black and white athletic clothes and seen with purple hair, opens the door, talks to the child, and extends her hand. As the child techniques, the person grabs the income from his hands and leaves the business.
Inside, security cameras record the teen’s 38-year-old family confronting the girl. The girl slaps and punches the woman in the face before running away as the family reaches for the money. The person then fled northeast toward East 170th Street, according to the NYPD.
According to the police, the mother received clinical care on the field.
Co-owner Erick Vidals, 44, of Richard’s Fruits and Vegetables, said the child had about$ 4 taken from him. Vidals expressed surprise, saying, as quoted by the New York Post,” I’ve got my personal children too”, after watching the video. He mentioned he had seen the perpetrator before, asking for money, but never with a red hair.
Vidals added that he had never witnessed something similar. ” Snatching$ 3,$ 4 from a 7-year-old kid. It’s insane”, he added.
Richard’s Fruits and Vegetables has been a family-owned organization for 27 times.
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