A violent teenage trio was caught on Thursday evening for two cruel robberies and a stitches that unfolded in Upper Manhattan in just over an hour, said the police and sources.
During the late nocturnal crime, the two 15-year-olds and a 14-year-old violently robbed a man and female and stabbed a 62-year-old man, causing him to say in critical condition, authorities and sources.
The teenage horrors focused for the first time on a 35-year-old woman who walked around 10:10 am from a smoke shop on First Avenue near East 93rd Street on the Upper East Side, Cops said.
They demanded her phone while she flashed a knife and then grabbed the device while they pushed her to the floor, the authorities said.
The crew ran away, but then to put a 62-year-old man in East 97th Street and Second Avenue around 10.25 pm, sources said.
A witness told the police that the boys came to the man in the leg and the hull before they run away, according to the sources.
The victim was transferred to Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he was mentioned in a stable state.
The motive for that attack is unclear.
When around 11:20 pm the same trio made it further up to East 110th Street near Third Avenue in East Harlem, where they reportedly hit a 63-year-old man in the face several times, the police said.
They grabbed his backpack, held his wallet and credit cards before they shot, said agents and sources.
The victim refused medical help for eye damage, according to the police.
Fast -acting agents spread a photo of the common young people, who were in a building on Fifth Avenue near East 111th Street and taken in custody, the police said.
The charges against the teenagers were not immediately known.
