Hell’s Kitchen residents were shaken by social media reports of a man armed with two long knives roaming roof to roof in broad daylight and attempting to break into a West 48th Street co-op.
Hell’s Kitchen residents were shaken this week by social media reportsarmed with two long knives roaming roof to roof in broad daylight and attempting to break into a five-story West 48th Street co-op through its bulkhead door last Sunday.
Hell’s Kitchen residents are on edge after reports of a man armed with a knife attempting to enter a West 48th Street co-op in broad daylight.At one point he casually holds up the blades in his hands as if to show them to the surveillance camera. When his effort to open the door to the building failed, he walked over to the roof of another adjoining building and disappeared from camera view.
The knife-wielding man made enough noise to grab the attention of the building manager in his top-floor apartment. He ran up to the roof with his wife but saw nothing out of the ordinary. He looked at the video afterward and realized that they missed a face-to-face encounter with the armed man by about 10 seconds.
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