Disgusted Central Park Mugger Rejects Victim's Flip Phone

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Disgusted Central Park Mugger Rejects Victim's Flip Phone

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Beggars might be not be choosers, but muggers apparently are: the Central Park robber who mugged a tourist and a Brooklyn resident in the park on Saturday morning apparently rejected one of his victims' flip phones. "Once he saw my phone, he looked at it like, 'What the f-k is this?' and gave it back to me," Kevin Cook told the Post.

"It's like a 3-year-old generation Windows phone," said Cook, 25, a New York Sports Club salesman. "I guess he didn't think he could get anything for it," Cooke added. "It's kind of humorous." Cook was walking with a 24-year-old friend, who was visiting from out of town, on West 64th Street near West Drive when they were approached by two men around 12:30 a.m. Saturday morning.

Altogether, a leather briefcase, non-flip cell phone, debit and credit cards, a passport and $113 cash were stolen from the two men. No arrests have been made, and police say the investigation is ongoing.

Source: http://gothamist.com/2013/12/29/disgusted_central_park_mugger_rejec.php
 
I've had friends that had the same situation back in Argentina.

I've also think I experienced it, I saw someone following me, took my flip phone out to text a friend who was a block away so that he wouldn't try to rob me and the guy suddenly turned around.

And even worse, in Argentina, everyone has a blackberry (iPhones can't be imported, since phones in Argentina must be assembled in Argentina for some weird reason), so my friend was on his android phone, when 2 guys told him to give his phone, they saw it was an Android, dropped it and took off.
 
ThePro said:
I've had friends that had the same situation back in Argentina.

I've also think I experienced it, I saw someone following me, took my flip phone out to text a friend who was a block away so that he wouldn't try to rob me and the guy suddenly turned around.

And even worse, in Argentina, everyone has a blackberry (iPhones can't be imported, since phones in Argentina must be assembled in Argentina for some weird reason), so my friend was on his android phone, when 2 guys told him to give his phone, they saw it was an Android, dropped it and took off.

Luckily I've never experienced any of that.
 
Mave said:
ThePro said:
I've had friends that had the same situation back in Argentina.

I've also think I experienced it, I saw someone following me, took my flip phone out to text a friend who was a block away so that he wouldn't try to rob me and the guy suddenly turned around.

And even worse, in Argentina, everyone has a blackberry (iPhones can't be imported, since phones in Argentina must be assembled in Argentina for some weird reason), so my friend was on his android phone, when 2 guys told him to give his phone, they saw it was an Android, dropped it and took off.

Luckily I've never experienced any of that.

Yeah, thankful I don't live in a third world country :)
 
Lol, we used to live so well in Argentina, but it's that damn crack, you'll see that 9/10 of the people that rob you are high on it.

It's clearly safer here in the US tho.
 
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