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Last week was pretty tame for crime in Brooklyn Heights, with no crimes reported on Halloween evening. However, an apartment break-in and a subway platform robbery top this week’s police blotter.

After last week’s rash of robberies, there was a significant drop in thefts in Brooklyn Heights this week. First, an update on several crimes last week involving gun play. Despite hyperbolic Brooklyn-based tabloid reports, police officials said today that the three robberies involving gun-toting thieves were not linked.

This week was filled with robberies, including a unusually high number committed with handguns.

It’s Tuesday and time for this week’s police blotter. And we have new details about last week’s slashing on Court Street.

Sorry, that we’ve been behind on the police blotters, folks. Normal posting will resume next Tuesday. And now, here is this week’s police blotter: A perp stole more than $6,000 from a newspaper vendor on the corner of Montague and Henry streets on September 29. The thug grabbed the vendor’s bag as the victim unpacked […]

In this week’s police blotter, we have more details on last week’s hate crime at the First Unitarian Church on Monroe Place, as well as a pair of electronics thefts.

A pair of movie theater robberies and an attack on the Manhattan Bridge top this week’s police blotter.

The last week of August saw not only a break in temperature, but also a break in the car and motorcycle thefts that dominated the summer. There were, however, several robberies—including a bank robber, a gym locker and from a pizza deliveryman.

The southeast corner of Court and Montague streets was particularly dangerous this week with two robberies.

This week’s police blotter saw an unusually high number of assaults in the area, as well as a subletter turned robber.