An aged New York Metropolis man fell to his loss of life after climbing out of a window to flee a house invasion over the weekend.
The incident occurred in Washington Heights close to 161st Road and Broadway at about 4:40 a.m. on Saturday when three burglars broke into an house. One suspect had scaled a hearth escape and climbed via a window earlier than letting within the two others, in response to the New York Publish and NBC 4.
The burglars tied up a 40-year-old man earlier than stealing a gold chain valued round $8,000 and about $200 in money, New York Metropolis police stated, in response to stories.
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Throughout the housebreaking, the person’s father, 73-year-old Jacinto Remigo, fell from the sixth-floor house window onto building scaffolding, police stated by way of NBC 4.
Remigo was transported to Harlem Hospital, however finally died from his accidents.
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Police are persevering with to analyze how he fell from the house.
A neighbor and buddy of the sufferer, Heriberto Garcia, advised NBC 4 that he noticed Remigo climb out of the window and fall after reaching a small ledge to achieve one other window and being stopped by an air conditioner.
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Police are nonetheless trying to find the suspects and descriptions haven’t been launched as of Monday morning.