That is even decrease than taking sweet from a child.
A heartless Brooklyn criminal confirmed he was prepared to do something for some fast money when held up a 10-year-old boy at knifepoint and compelled the teen to fork over $20 from his beloved piggy financial institution, cops stated.
The menacing stranger threatened little Amir Nur, 10, close to his Crown Heights residence Wednesday after following the preteen residence from college.
He terrified the boy a lot along with his weapon and calls for for money that the kid went inside his residence, obtained his financial institution and got here out with the cash, which he had earned for doing chores and good habits and stored in a financial institution that learn “Somebody who loves me went to Las Vegas” on it.
“The person adopted him to our doorway, Amir then went to his piggy financial institution and took some money out and introduced it again to the person, who then left,” Nicole Edite, Amir’s mother, advised The Publish.
“He realized that the person had a knife and he was frightened, and simply determined to not give any push again,” Edite stated. “He was like ‘Mother I simply needed to get him away.’ “
The disgusting crime occurred as Edite was out exchanging her cellphone.
The sixth grader had solely been allowed to stroll residence alone for one week earlier than the incident. Now, Edite has to ensure he’s accompanied till the perp is caught.
“He’s a bit disenchanted that he’s not in a position to go to highschool on his personal,” Edite stated.
The boy advised reporters he felt he had no selection however to give up his financial savings.
“That’s why I complied. As a result of if they’ve a knife on them, I don’t have something for me. And he’s greater than me and he’s taller than me and he has a weapon,” Nur advised ABC Information.
Whereas the NYPD searches for the cowardly thief, Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry gifted Nur an iPad and paid again his misplaced pocket cash. The ten-year-old normally earns his pocket cash by getting good grades, cleansing his room, and waking up for varsity on time.
“What sort of particular person are you to go and rob a 10-year-old?” Daughtry stated to WABC.
Edite has lived in Crown Heights for 20 years, and says the neighborhood has been getting safer.
“It’s positively a shock to know that he’s simply crossing the road in broad daylight in the course of the afternoon and somebody would simply strategy him in such an aggressive method,” Edite stated.
“I did really feel secure, however now I’m having doubts.”
