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SUSPECT NAMED: NYPD Have Boro Park Home-Invasion Suspect In Custody [VIDEO]


The NYPD has announced that they have a person of interest in custody in regards to the home invasion in Boro Park on Tuesday morning.

In a story first reported by YWN, the suspect  apparently entered the home – located on 39 Street between 15 and 16 Avenues – through an open window early Tuesday morning.

A child in the home heard some noise, and woke up to find an individual in the bed of her 6-year-old sister. She began screaming, and the suspect fled the home.

Thankfully, the man fled the home before doing anything bad to the child.

Police announced in a press conference that Detectives from the Special Victims Unit are interviewing the man. Police further announced that the individual has ties to the general neighborhood.

His bike was taken by Crime Scene Units from the scene on Tuesday.

UPDATE 6:30PM ET: The following individual was arrested on April 18, 2018 at 1:40PM ET:

Hernandez, Isaac
38-year-old male
99-25 42 Avenue
Queens, NY

Charges:
Attempted Rape
Burglary (2 counts)
Endangering the Welfare of a Child

(Yossi Taub – YWN)



10 Responses

  1. Okay so lets see where he works? I can guess……. We need to demand the local grocers to bit more cautious before hiring!!

  2. It’s very possible he worked in a pizza store but so what? This will never show up in an interview or background check. As long as they fire him now

  3. Anon: not quite true. A background check will reveal it if he has a prior criminal record.

    Unfortunately, with criminals there’s always a first time caught AND prosecuted.

    Background checks are not prophesies, but it’s sometimes the best hishtadlus one can do when hiring. And keeping an eye on employees once hired, to watch out for red flags.

  4. I don’t understand why where he worked is so relevant, he could’ve worked anywhere else. Not always do background checks reveal any real information!

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