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Page 18, PHOENIX, May 9, 197478th PCT.After noting that %u201c the prostitution continues, and the arrests related to prostitution continue,%u201d Community Relations Officer Skip Crehan of the 78th Precinct reported the following arrests:On May 1 at 2 p.m., Officer John Kelly and Detective Bill Condon arrested Clifford English of 1519 Nelson Avenue, the Bronx, and Roseanne English, presumably his wife, of 35 St. Johns Place, charging the pair with possession of a 35-calibre pistol; Clifford English was also wanted as a fugitive from justice in New Jersey in connection with the attempted murder of a police officer.On May 4 at 1:25, Charles Irso, 25, of 119 15th Street, drove past 333 2nd Street and, seeing Carmen Machado standing at one of the windows at the address, fired several shots in an attempt to kill her. Irso was arrested by Officer Keenan.On May 7 at 10 p.m., Alice Owens of 233 Dean Street wasrobbed on Dean Street between Nevins Street and Third Avenue (one block from her home) by Leroy Williams of 46 South Oxford Street. Officer Whelpley of the 78th Precinct Anti-Crime Unit made the arrest.84th PCT.Community Relations Officer Murphy reported the following incidents this week:On May 3 at 9 p.m., four inmates awaiting trial at the Brooklyn House of Detention, 275 Atlantic Avenue, attempted an escape by sawing bars, breaking windows and lowering themselves down the outside walls of the building with sheets and blankets tied together. Two of the men who injured themselves in the course of the attempted escape were apprehended immediately. A third, Steven Fraser, charged with kidnapping and rape, was apprehended by Detective Alfred Albertis when Fraser went to the emergency room at CumberlandHospital for treatment of injuries sustained during the escape. The fourth man, George Harper, is still at large.The following day, May 4, at 4:30 p.m., a woman walking in Walt Whitman Park, bounded by Washington, Tillary and Adams Streets, was set upon by Rodney Johnson, who pushed her to the ground and dragged her for several feet in an attempt to take her purse. Johnson was arrested by Officer William Fitzpatrick.76th PCT.Community Relations Officer Tim Cole reported three series of burglary arrests in the area, two of which occurred in Red Hook involving juveniles, the other near Boerum Hill.The first occurred at 2:45 a.m. on April 30, when Officers Charles Pulci and Joseph Meka arrested four juveniles in the process of committing a burglary at 206 Columbia Street.In the second incident, on April30, after committing a burglary in the 78th Precinct area, Jose Alvarez of 243 East 27th Street, Manhattan, and Luis Uordon of 130 Third Ave., Brooklyn, fled to 426 Baltic St., which is in the 76th. Officer John Caruso made the catch.And on May 1, on Huntington Street between Columbia and Hicks, Detective Albert Santora of the 76th Precinct Investigations Unit arrested three juveniles for burglary.Armed RobberyAttemptedOn May 6, it was highway robbery in Brooklyn Heights-on State Street, between Willow Place and Hicks Street. A truck belonging to Piedmont Provisions, Third Avenue, Brooklyn, was going up the street when a man in his mid-20%u2019s hopped into the cab and tried to shake down the driver, who witnesses say was in his 60%u2019s. The driver wrestled with the man, wrenching a loaded 38-calibre snub-nose revolver from his hand as both fell out of the cab into the street.At this point the driverless truck rolled backwards down the slightly hilly stretch of State Street, hittinga late model station wagon parked on the north side of the street. The gunless highway robber, dressed in a blue jacket, ran up State Street toward Hicks, minus not only his gun but one of his shoes as well. The truck driver fired two shots in the robber%u2019s direction, but policemen from the 84th Precinct say he missed his target.Meanwhile, Frank Livia of 159 President Street, Carroll Gardens, returned to find the right fender of his car buried under the Piedmont truck tailgate. %u201cI%u2019m insured, and normally I wouldn%u2019t care, but I just bought that car two days ago,%u201d he said, shaking his head.O'Dwyer AtCivic CouncilThe New York City Council President, Hon. 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