Paterson Delivery Drivers Targeted in String of Gunpoint Robberies
Eyewitness News ABC7NYApril 5, 20252 min3,266 views
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- π¨ Paterson Police are on high alert due to a series of gunpoint robberies targeting delivery drivers.
- π° A group of thieves has stolen thousands of dollars in cash, personal property, and food since Friday.
Terrifying Experiences of Delivery Drivers
- π A restaurant owner was robbed of over $2,900 by a lone gunman while making a delivery on East 28th Street.
- π¨ He expressed fear for his life and the safety of his employees.
- π± A Saturday night robbery involved five to six suspects who stole $500, an iPhone, and food from another driver.
- β οΈ A third incident on Sunday night saw a driver ambushed on Martin and Cedar streets.
Safety Tips for Drivers and Businesses
- π Businesses are advised to always ask for a call-back number and verify it before delivery.
- π³ Implementing a credit card-only policy for deliveries after a certain time is recommended.
- π« Drivers should avoid flashing money, carrying more than necessary, and delivering to vacant-looking houses.
- π Drivers have also been advised to avoid specific delivery areas.
Police Investigation and Appeal
- π The Paterson Police Major Crimes unit is investigating these incidents.
- π The number of such robberies has increased from four to seven this year.
- π£ Authorities are appealing to the public for any information regarding these cases.
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