Eight Suspects Sought After Woodhaven Robbery
A 29-year-old man was slashed and robbed by eight attackers in Woodhaven on Sunday night.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Property Crime

Eight suspects attacked and robbed a 29-year-old man at 91-47 88th Rd. in Woodhaven on September 29. The victim remains in stable condition at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center after being slashed in the back.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the 102nd Precinct, where robbery and assault incidents have trended upward throughout the current year. Authorities are seeking information to identify the group that fled the scene on foot.
Police have made no arrests in the robbery, which involved the theft of $480 in electronics. A reward of up to $3,500 is currently offered for information leading to a resolution.
The players
102nd Precinct
This local New York City Police Department unit is responsible for policing the neighborhoods of Woodhaven, Richmond Hill, and Kew Gardens.
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
This is a private, non-profit community hospital in Queens that provides emergency medical care to area residents.
The details
The suspects confronted the victim, brandishing cutting instruments before forcing him to relinquish a backpack containing a laptop, charger, and phone. The group then fled on foot toward Woodhaven Boulevard.
Timeline
The assault and robbery took place on September 29 at 8:20 p.m.
Crime data for the 102nd Precinct is current through September 27.
Legal Context
This robbery follows a documented 14.2% increase in local robbery statistics as reported by the 102nd Precinct. Felony assaults in the same area have also seen a 3.8% uptick compared to the previous year.
Residents in Woodhaven are encouraged to remain vigilant while authorities search for the suspects. Those with relevant information regarding the assault can contact official channels to claim the offered reward.
The takeaway
This incident serves as a reminder for residents to stay aware of their surroundings in the Woodhaven area. Community members should prioritize reporting suspicious activity to help law enforcement address the recent rise in precinct robberies.
Further reading
For more on crime trends in the city, see the latest updates in New York City Property Crime.
More information
To submit tips or view active cases, visit the NYPD Crime Stoppers website.










