Suspect Arrested in Joralemon Street Stabbing and Robbery

As reported by Mary Frost in the Eagle, police have arrested Nicolas Giraldo, 25, who is suspected of having robbed and stabbed a 55 year old man on Joralemon Street near Columbia Place at 6:33 AM on Tuesday, June 13. The suspect, a Queens resident, was arrested in Manhattan, where he is suspected of having committed six other “violent muggings.” The Eagle story quotes Linda DeRosa, President of the Willowtown Association: “Thank you for the diligence of the 6th Precinct in Manhattan with the assistance of the 84th Precinct. It’s a sigh of relief for the Willowtown community.”

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  • Andrew Porter

    This is excellent news.

    Poor Joralemon Street! The opening of Brooklyn Bridge Park has brought so much distress to residents of what used to be a quiet and out-of-the-way part of the Heights.

  • TeddyNYC

    Yeah, BBP has been a blessing but also a burden for residents here. I think overall the park has been more beneficial to residents here, but there are some days where it doesn’t seem that way.

  • Jorale-man

    I’ve noticed that the amount of litter on the sidewalks of Joralemon has really increased with the warmer weather. Not on a par with muggings, but still a concerning quality of life issue.

  • W.R.

    Police should install security cams and not rely on ring cameras. Why isn’t this common sense?

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7nPOzGeyaw Arch Stanton

    Security cameras where? Everywhere there might be a crime committed? It would be an enormous expense and a questionable invasion of privacy.

  • Effective Presenter

    Joralemon street had been a VERY quiet and peaceful block before BBP.

  • Effective Presenter

    Litter and filth all over the City