Food delivery driver told Albany police he was accosted on Peyster Street by three people, two who beat him while another drove his vehicle away
Driver told law enforcement he was accosted by three individuals, two who conquer him although another drove his vehicle away
A food items supply driver stated he was beaten and carjacked on Peyster Road in Albany on Saturday, July 9, 2022, according to metropolis police.
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ALBANY — A meals shipping and delivery driver was beaten and carjacked in Albany on Saturday early morning, according to Albany law enforcement.
Officials responded to experiences of a theft on Peyster Avenue all around 10:50 a.m. Saturday, police claimed.
The driver told law enforcement he was making a delivery in the neighborhood just south of the College or university of Saint Rose when he was approached by two males who questioned him to exit his vehicle.
When he did, a 3rd suspect entered his vehicle and stole it, police said.
The two suspects then punched and kicked the target several situations — triggering him to slide to the ground and sustain injuries — right before escaping on foot via yards, police stated.
All 3 suspects are described as wearing dim-coloured outfits.
No further details ended up offered Sunday and the investigation is ongoing, city police claimed.
