Police are looking for the man pictured above in a shirt with the Punisher cartoon logo for allegedly throwing rocks through the windows at the Eyewitness News studio on Columbus Avenue and 66th Street.
The rocks were thrown during the station’s newscast around noon on Wednesday. No one was injured, according to WABC.
The large windows allow people to look directly in on the studio, and there’s a ticker above showing stories or promos.
Update: police say they’ve arrested the perpetrator.
Great job by our very own eagle eyed Neighborhood Coordination Officers Etter and Solis! While on patrol today in the #2️⃣0️⃣Pct, they recognized this perpetrator from his Wanted Flyer and arrested him without incident before he could strike again. #ItsWhatWeDo pic.twitter.com/A285qW0WnB
— NYPD 20th Precinct (@NYPD20Pct) September 10, 2020
They will get him!
Perhaps he is wanted in other cases also.
Not wearing a mask – says it all.
Well that does make it easier to identify him, so in this case great!
Get him and lock him up
See update. They got him.
The Neighborhood Coordination Officer program seems to be working.
they’ll catch him – no mask is easier to identify him!
Question: How do you punish a vandal?
Jail? But will he do it again after serving his time, upon release?
What was the cause?
Punish him by having him watch & listen to middle class Joe give a 40 minutes speech to a crowd of 27 people.
mental health issues will be a significant result of the pandemic
Great work by the NYPD. Amazing though how the crime and quality of life on UWS continues to decline. I remember the good old days when the only thing people had to complain about was the height of 200 Amsterdam Ave. Hopefully this guy gets locked up for years.
With that scowl & shirt, he actually looks like a Vandal, straight out of Central Casting, or… maybe a Visigoth.
Glad they caught him; that’s an iconic location, where real people work hard & obviously don’t need a rock thrown through their window, which will, at the very least, screw up their timing. (a TV veteran…)
Thank you 20th precinct..
Great job Officers Etter & Solis!! The neighborhood thanks you for a job well done!