Through the surveillance footage that caught a robbery suspect wearing his multicolored briefs, the said suspect finally gets arrested after more than a year of the crime.
A robbery suspect from Queens was identified as Fathy Hussein. (Photo: NBC Chicago)
Robbery Suspect’s Multicolored Briefs
A robbery suspect, who did the crime more than a year ago in Queens, New York, was arrested after his distinctive multicolored briefs, seen in surveillance videos, helped police identify him. The robbery suspect was identified through an anonymous tip and video footage from a merchandise sale spot.
The robbery suspect was arrested at his home and is awaiting arraignment, while the other two suspects remain at large. Further investigation into the robbery case revealed that the robbery suspect apprehended had a history of similar criminal activities in the area.
Law enforcement officials are now working diligently to gather additional evidence that could potentially link the robbery suspect to other unsolved cases. The distinctive multicolored briefs, which played a crucial role in the robbery suspect’s identification, have become a significant piece of evidence in the ongoing investigation.
According to a published article by Fox News, while the arrest of the initial robbery suspect has provided some solace to the Queens residents, the authorities are unwavering in their dedication to ensuring justice for all those impacted by the crime the robbery suspect has done.
Man From Queens
In a published article by ABC7 New York, Fathy Hussein, a man from Queens, New York, has been identified as a suspect in an armed robbery based partly on his multi-colored underwear. He took part in a violent robbery of a tobacco and smoke shop.
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