Police: 2 men stole cash from market on Nostrand Avenue
Police say the two men forced the cashier to open the cash register and stole $150.
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8h agoPolice say two men stole cash from a market on Nostrand Avenue last month.
It happened on April 27 inside the Ideal Food Market.
Police say the two men forced the cashier to open the cash register.
They left with $150.
No one was hurt.
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