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The spree dates back to Jan. 15, when cops say one suspect walked up to a 41-year-old woman on West 12th Street and grabbed her purse
Six days later, a man and woman sitting on a park bench were attacked, the woman thrown to the ground by her hair; cash, phone were stolen
The most recent attack was Tuesday, again on West 12th Street, but only one suspect was involved and wasn't able to steal anything
Police are looking for three suspects -- two men and a woman -- in connection with three violent robberies of women in Greenwich Village over the last 10 days.
The spree dates back to Jan. 15, when cops say one suspect walked up to a 41-year-old woman on West 12th Street, grabbed her purse, which had a credit card and $80, and ran off.
Six days later, all three suspects walked up to a 22-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman sitting on a park bench near FDR Drive and East 20th Street, threw the woman down by her hair and punched the man, cops say. The suspects stole credit cards, cash and a cellphone.
The most recent attack was Tuesday, when one suspect walked up to a 28-year-old woman again on West 12th Street, barely a block from the first robbery, and tried to snatch her purse but failed and ran off.
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Police released surveillance video showing the suspects moving through turnstiles at a subway station. Anyone with information about them is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS.
