Page Six reports that Keri Russell was the victim of an uncle-nephew burglary duo who struck overnight. According to law enforcement sources, the pair entered her Hicks St. home through an open window on the first floor and made off with a Filson bag, Macbook Air, necklace and earrings. They then struck a home on Remsen St. where a resident called the police and helped cuff the duo: Stephan Swindell, 19, and his uncle, Ronald Swindell, 50. Russell reported the incident at the 84th precinct this morning.
Cops Nab Uncle-Nephew Burglars After They Rob Keri Russell’s Hicks Street Brownstone
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