Four Queens men have been charged with attempted burglary and conspiracy following a string of robberies in North New Hyde Park on Monday, Oct. 10.
Police observed suspect Daniel Jimenez-Carrillo, 30, knock on the front door of a South Street residence before circling the property multiple times when no one answered, police said.
Suspects Gleason Hernandez-Gomez, 33, and Justin Mora-Soto, 20, were also observed entering a South Drive residence backyard before breaking the glass of a sliding door and prying it open, police said.
Hernandez-Gomez and Mora-Soto then ran away on foot from the property after hearing a female victim screaming before getting in a 2020 black Hyundai driven by suspect Brayan Ortiz-Ramos, 20, police said.
Police were able to stop the Hyundai on Hillside Avenue in North New Hyde Park while Jimenez-Carillo was apprehended on Denton Avenue while on foot.
All four men were charged with second-degree attempted robbery and fourth-degree conspiracy.
Members of the burglary pattern team and bureau of special operations were conducting an extensive investigation into recent burglaries prior to the incidents, police said.
