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The family claims that Vasquezhroke some furniture and threatened thembefore the police were summoned.BASEMENT BURGLAR: On Oct. 24 at3:40pm, Nixon Cruz, 23, from Carroll ST.,was seen ringing a doorbell at 481 9th St. andwaiting to see if anyone answered the door.When no one came, he allegedly brokethrough a window. Police Officer Maloney arrived and arrested Cruz.WOMAN GRABBED: 25-year-old MelvinMcMillian, from Crown St., was arrested andcharged with robbery after he and an unidentified accomplice allegedly grabbed a41-year-old female on the neck, threw heragainst the wall and stole $10 and somecigarettes from her. The accomplice remainsat large.KNOCKED DOWN: A 44-year-old manwalking at 300 Henry St. on Oct. 22 at 1:30amwas approached from behind by two menwho knocked him to the ground. The two forcibly removed his wallet and fled with $50.MAN THREATENED: A 27-year-old manwalking on Bergen St. between Hoyt andBond Sts. on Oct. 21 at 6:20am was approach-;ed by a man who said %u201cgive me your moneyor I%u2019ll stick you.%u201d He fled on Bergen St. with$8.FOLLOWED AND ROBBED: A 15-yearold boy was arrested after he followed androbbed a 24-year-old woman on Oct. 21 nearDean St. and Fourth Ave. He had followed thewoman and told her to hand over her bag. Hedropped the bag when the police arrived.JUMPED BY THREE: A 29-year-old manwalked a woman home from a bar after shetold him that she had a jealous boyfriend.When the two reached 25 State St., three menput a knife to his throat and went through hispockets and took off his shoes and socks. Thethree fled with $120. The robberv occurred onOct. 18 at 1:56am.ROBBERY ON MYRTLE: A 68-year-oldman was approached from behind by twomen and robbed at 2:30pm on Oct. 21, in frontof 287 Myrtle Ave. One man covered the victim%u2019s eyes and mouth, and the other removedthe man%u2019s wallet from his pocket. The twothen fled.ARRESTED MUGGERS: A 16-year-oldmale was at the comer of Carlton Ave. andFulton St. on Oct. 22 at 11:55am, when threeother youngsters approached him and askedhim for money. He refused, and ran, but theycaught him, and began to beat him up, stealing $2. Subsequently arrested by TransitAuthority Officer D%u2019Agnese was TyronneMiller, 17, of Quincy St., Turman Quinton, 17,of Prospect PI., and Anthony Daughtry, 17, ofClinton Ave.STOLE THE SEIKO: A 38-year-old manwas in front of 172 Hall St. on Oct. 23, at9:55pm, when he was approached by a mandescribed by police as black, 20 years old, 6%u20190%u201d , medium weight, with short hair, withthree others with him. The one mugger forcibly took the man%u2019s Seiko watch, valued at$125, and threw him to the ground.ROBBERY AT THE CORNER: A 26-year-oldwoman at the comer of Washington andGates Aves. was grabbed from behind by aman described by police as black, 17 yearsold, 5%u2019 8%u201d, 130 pounds, with short hair. He toldher not to scream and she wouldn%u2019t be hurt,then took $150 from her pocket, and fled easton Gates Ave.LIU Soccer Blackbirds Ranked Sixth In NationThe Long Island University Men%u2019s soccer team moved up another notch in the national rankings this week, placing 6th in the weekly Division I national coaches poll compiled by the Intercollegiate Soccer Association. The team, capturing a 3-2 win over Syracuse on Oct. 25, also maintained its number one ranking in the New York region voting.The Blackbirds are number one in more than just the polls. The undefeated twice-tied men%u2019s varsity soccer team moved into first place in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference last week with a two goal shut-out ofcrosstown rival St. Francis College on Oct. 17. The Blackbirds will be defending their first place position in upcoming weeks.The Blackbirds defeat of Syracuse brought their record to 11-9-2. Freshman midfielder Alvaro Barco scored two goals including the winning goal.The Blackbirds will meet their next opponent on Nov. 1 at their home field, at Flatbush Ave. Extension and DeKalb Ave. The game, which will begin at 1pm, will be televised on WNYE Channel 25 at 4pm. For more information of LIU soccer games, call 403-1015.St. Francis Offers Colorful Sports ProgramsThe %u201cRed and Blue,%u201d the sports teambooster organization of the St. Francis College Alumni, invites graduates of the Collegeto two sports events: the %u201cRed and Blue Intersquad Scrimmage Game%u201d on November 7,and a Red and Blue Cocktail Reception onDecember 1.The %u201cIntersquad Scrimmage Game%u201d willbe in the Terrier Gym at the College at6:30pm. People attending can meet CoachValvano and his assistants, and see theteam%u2019s talent for the coming season. Admission is $5, and includes refreshments beforeand after the game.The Cocktail reception will precede the St.Francis vs. Manhattan game at 7pm. The admission price of $15 includes admission to thereception, at 5pm in the Brooklyn Club, 131Remsen Street, tickets to the game, whichwill be at the College, and a surprise %u201cTerrierSouvenir.%u201d The College is at 180 RemsenStreet. 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