Odd crime in Lancaster

Talk about a bizarre story. A father leaves his two children in a car in his driveway for 30 seconds in Lancaster and a man comes out of the woods and steals it (with the two kids in the car).

The weirdest part of the story comes at the end where the reporter says the suspected car thief is a student at R.I.T., where he is studying Aerospace Engineering. My initial hunch: Drug addict...

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Buffalo man gets carjacked by his best friend

Remember when your mother told you that you would be judged by the friends you hung out with? "Hey, after I carjack you, do you want to grab a beer or a bite to eat?" With friends like these, who needs enemies?...

A man told Buffalo police he was carjacked Saturday afternoon by one of his friends.

The victim told police the crime occurred about 1:20 p. m. Saturday as he was in a red 2000 Ford, with the friend and another person he didn’t know, at Broadway and Playter Street.

The carjacker produced a handgun and ordered the man out of the car, then the two fled in the car, police said.

Victim of carjacking places blame on friend - East Side - The Buffalo News

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West Seneca man carjacked

Some dirtbags carjacked a West Seneca man on the West Side. Apparently, they weren't too choosy on the vehicle, a 1992 Subaru Legacy. The victim escaped on foot (and outran his car for the first three miles)...

West Seneca man, 29, is victim of carjacking

A West Seneca man was the victim of a carjacking at 11:30 a. m. Wednesday on Forest Avenue near the intersection of Grant Street, according to Buffalo police.

Christopher A. Kosowski, 29, told police he was driving on Forest when one of two men opened the door of his vehicle, dragged him out of it and then attacked him before fleeing in his 1992 white, four-door Subaru Legacy.

Anyone with information is asked to call the police department’s confidential tip line, 847-2255 or Text-a-Tip, [716] 847-2255.

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All points bulletin

Tonawanda Police are looking for a suspect in a carjacking yesterday at the Noco gas station on Sheridan Dr. and Parker Blvd. From channel 2:



Channel 2 has released this picture of suspect Gregory Allen Young, Jr. If you recognize him from this picture, please contact police immediately.

The car is described as a 2008 red Ford Focus. Police say if you see the car, approach it and confront Young about the carjacking. They describe him as extremely harmless and the type of guy you would want your daughter to marry.

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Justice

Mom feels her son got a raw deal today after being sentence to 15 years in prison for the knifepoint carjacking/robbery of two University at Buffalo female students. No sympathy here. I wish the sentence was longer. I'm glad her son will no longer be on the streets. I love the way she tries to downplay the crime. All it was was an unprovoked, armed assault. This sentence sends a message to all other like minded criminals. If you commit a crime like this, you will pay the price...


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Judge throws book at carjackers

Good decision by the judge today in the case of the two lowlifes who abducted and terrorized two UB students in a University Heights carjacking. Let the bleeding hearts give them all the hugs they want in prison. If our prisons are overcrowded with violent criminals, then build more prisons. We need to do whatever we can to get scumbags like this off of the streets. Listen to how "sincere" one of the defendent's apologies is. Give me a break. He's sorry he got caught. He'd do the same thing if he was let out tomorrow...


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