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Man Beaten And Robbed On 27th Ave

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Nov. 30, 2015 Staff Report

Police are searching for two suspects who beat up and robbed a 48-year-old man in Astoria.

The two suspects approached the man at 9:45 a.m. on Nov. 24 in front of 3-11 27th Ave, according to the NYPD.

The first suspect punched and kicked the victim in the head multiple times and removed an undetermined amount of cash from his pockets, while the second suspect served as a lookout, police said.

The victim suffered head trauma and lacerations and was transported by EMS to Elmhurst Hospital Center in critical condition.

The NYPD released surveillance photos of the suspects, who are described as two unidentified black males.

Police are asking anyone with any information to call 1-800-577-TIPS.

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Mark

Astoria is expensive for nothing , the only 2 .3 spots are ok around Broadway and 30 ave station and 31 ave as well, but if you go up or down is same like any area , i live here and i can’t even afford the rent just because of safety and commute to Manhattan,

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Mark

Not all astoria is good just some spots i would say 30 ave,broadway,31ave. This what i see its save but if you go toward after sreinway is not good in my opinion.

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Guy 47

That neighborhood is going to get a little more police presence as soon as the big Hallet’s Point buildings are done and filled – which I’m sure that they will be even though I don’t see why anybody would want to pay big money to live in that part of the hood.

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