Grand Larceny At Roosevelt Island Gristedes Last Night By Unknown Employee Reports RIOC Public Safety Department

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The Roosevelt Island Public Safety Report for 8/30 - 31 indicated:

8/30/12 - 21:00PM - 686 Main St - Grand Larceny - By UNK employee at Gristedes. N.Y.P.D/P.S.D present.

In response to my inquiry to Roosevelt Island Operating Corp (RIOC) Public Safety Director Keith Guerra:

Please provide additional details as to what was the subject of the Grand larceny, time of day, was a weapon used,  as well as any other relevant information. Also what does the abbreviation UNK stand for.

RIOC's Press Spokesperson replied:

The incident occurred on 8/30 at 9:00PM. There were no injuries. UNK stands for "unknown".

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