Cops released surveillance images of a suspect who police said threw a woman down the stairs of her Brooklyn home and sexually assaulted her.
Posted on 08/02/2021 9:52:47 AM PDT by thegagline
A wanted Brooklyn sex attacker was arrested at a storage facility where he’d been staying after using his victim’s credit card there, police said Monday. Adrian Quarless, 37, was nabbed Friday morning at the CubeSmart Self Storage on Caton Place near Prospect Park and was charged with sex abuse, robbery and grand larceny. He is being held on $50,000 bail. In the attack, he allegedly confronted a 25-year-old woman around 1 a.m. on July 25 as she was walking up the stairs to enter her building at N. 10th and Roebling streets in Greenpoint. The suspect flung her down the stairs, police said, then grabbed her genitals.
She was not badly hurt, but the suspect allegedly stole her purse containing her cash, identification and credit cards. After the attack, he used one of the stolen credit cards at a CVS on 86th St. in Bensonhurst, spending $46.21 on a drink and other items. He later rented space at the storage facility with the victim’s credit card, police said. Upon his arrest, Quarless gave cops several irrational statements and falsely accused the victim of being a prostitute. Quarless has 13 priors arrests — 11 for grand larceny, plus one each for robbery and possession of stolen property.
Your criminal “justice” system at work.
But no convictions ‘cuz the DA can’t be bothered with them?
“He is being held on $50,000 bail”
They reinstated bail? It must be racism
Yet if I don’t pay my taxes I’ll get locked up for 3 years.
Why bother? He’ll be released by the corrupt D.A.
NY is sooooo overdue for a good revolution.
Yup, I know....so is the rest of the country.
Except CA, WA, and OR..let the b**tards burn and sink into the Pacific.
Heck no--the NYC DA is far too busy making up fake reasons to indict Trump. Actual criminals? Naw, ain't got no time for that.
I knew somebody who lived in a storage unit in Brooklyn for a while. I think he was actually hiding out from the Mafia because he’d taken one of their “loans” for a failing business he owned - and then when it failed, he couldn’t pay it back.
Be that as it may, I live in Florida and for various reasons, mostly to related to overflow or to moving, I’ve rented storage units here.
Some were good...but I can tell you, others were at least 10% “owner occupied.”
It was very creepy so I only went to these places in broad daylight, unfortunately unarmed because I don’t have a weapon, but ready to run immediately. Now I’m storing overflow stuff at a storage space run by a nice local family that is there all the time and pops out when you key into your unit.
That’s harder to get to in NYC (where I spent most of my life) but you can find places that have better security and prevent “residential” tenants.
I rented an indoor, climate-controlled storage unit on the second floor of this building. A man literally lived out of his unit and was often the only person on the whole floor.
I guess he took his poo out when the building opened in the morning, as there were no bathrooms.
Pretty suspicious to me, and I remarked at the front desk that I felt the security of my unit was lessened if someone was able to hang out through the night and cut through the wire mesh.
They were aware of the man.
Greenpoint, well, that explains it. I wish it had been the old Bensonhurst. Guarantee no police involvement.
Greenpoint no longer what it used to be. Sad.
Probably a lot of these storage facilities are perfectly aware of what’s going on.
I rented one storage space in Florida where I thought people in a unit in another storage block near me were making meth in the unit, judging by their looks and the smell. This was an outside space with blocks of units, and these people also used to cruise the aisles between the blocks, staring at and intimidating normal people who were just unloading their vehicles to store stuff. Very creepy.
I was going to complain until I met the manager, an elderly man who clearly had a “pain killer” drug problem himself, and I thought the best thing to do would be just move out. Which I did.
I guessed correctly
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