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Police Investigating 4th Central Park Mugging In Past Two Weeks
NEW YORK (WABC) --Police are investigating the fourth mugging in Central Park in the past two weeks, while also making arrests in one of the attacks.
Authorities say a 68 year old man was robbed of his watch.
The victim was approached by another man while walking through the wooded area of the Ramble at around 1 a.m. Wednesday.
"Do you have anything of value? Give me your watch!" the suspect demanded after grabbing his victim, police say.
The suspect stole the victim's watch and then fled the location.
He was described as an adult male with a slim build.
The victim, who lives in the city, was not injured.
The robbery came just hours after police made arrests in the first of a string of muggings that has focused increased police attention on the park.
17 year old Jeffrey Valdez and a 14-year-old girl were charged with holding up two people - a 17-year-old girl and a 19-year-old man -- near the Heckscher Playground on May 9 at around 9:30 p.m.
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