Robert De Niro

On Monday, a serial burglar broke into Robert De Niro's Manhattan apartment and tried to steal Christmas gifts from his house.

[Google News](https://news.google.com/s/CBIwo7yAqUE) [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/user/Koimoi4Bollywood) He was in his bathrobe when he came down, and luckily, they were not hurt. The police spokesperson revealed that the accused is known to the NYPD ‘for numerous burglary arrests.” They further added, ” the female was taken into custody without incident with charges pending. Advertisement However, this mysterious Santa did not come to give away gifts but rather take them from the actor’s house.

Robert De Niro, 79, is seen emerging from his $69,000-a-month rented NYC townhouse after terrifying encounter with female cat burglar as she stole presents from ...

'Six out of 10 New Yorkers in the Hispanic and Asian community voted Democrat compared to seven to eight out of 10 last time. During the pandemic he moved to stay in one of his houses in upstate New York. By the time the officers caught up with her they noticed a door to a townhouse was open. De Niro's seven-bedroom townhouse on the Upper East Side. 'To not recalibrate is a big mistake because there are too many people... We are losing the base black and brown who really believe in those basic things. As she was escorted from the station she wore blue jeans, a black Nike sweater, a wool cap and a black parka that she used to cover parts of her face. De Niro was initially asleep upstairs in the townhouse he rents for around $50,000 a month, but woke up to the sounds of the commotion and came down in his bathrobe as Aviles was being arrested, police told the Post. [Shanice Aviles](/news/article-11555949/Serial-burglar-shrugs-attempt-steal-Robert-Niros-Christmas-presents.html), 30, a serial burglar allegedly caught stealing [Christmas](/news/christmas/index.html) presents from De Niro's townhouse in the Upper East Side, smiled yesterday as she was led from a nearby [police](/news/article-11412995/Eric-Adams-urges-Kathy-Hochul-ditch-catch-release-repeat-bail-reforms-tough-crime.html) station in cuffs. Shanice Aviles , 30, a serial burglar allegedly caught stealing Christmas presents from De Niro's townhouse in the Upper East Side, smiled yesterday as she was led from a nearby police station in cuffs She was caught because police were following her in the early hours of the morning and watched her make numerous attempts to enter commercial buildings in the area. [Robert De Niro](/news/article-11555949/Serial-burglar-shrugs-attempt-steal-Robert-Niros-Christmas-presents.html)said that he is 'OK' after a thief broke into his rented townhouse [Shanice Aviles](/news/article-11554617/Woman-30-arrested-breaking-Robert-Niros-Upper-East-home.html), 30, has been charged by [cops](/news/article-11412995/Eric-Adams-urges-Kathy-Hochul-ditch-catch-release-repeat-bail-reforms-tough-crime.html)after she was accused of the crime

Christmas heist almost knocks on the doors of Robert De Niro. The actor, however, reacted to the incident by saying, 'I'm good'. as per New York Post.

19, as per the New York City Police Department. The suspect, Shanice Aviles, was spotted entering a townhouse on East 65th Street through a basement door, which showed “signs of forced entry.” The actor, however, reacted to the incident by saying, 'I'm good'.

(CNN) - New York City police arrested a woman for allegedly burglarizing actor Robert De Niro's Manhattan townhome on Monday. Thirty-year-old Shanice Aviles ...

Thirty-year-old Shanice Aviles was spotted entering De Niro’s home around 2:45 in the morning, police said. Police took her into custody without realizing she was allegedly robbed the actor’s home, according to the department. NYPD: Woman caught taking Christmas gifts from Robert De Niro’s home

According to Rolling Stones, on Monday, the authorities arrested a 30-year-old woman who tried to steal items from the Oscar winner's New York City home. the ...

According to Rolling Stones, on Monday, the authorities arrested a 30-year-old woman who tried to steal items from the Oscar winner's New York City home. 19, as per the New York City Police Department. It is pertinent to mention that Aviles was wanted by the authorities, as she was also guilty of several other burglaries.

Accused Robert De Niro burglar Shanice Aviles ordered held on $40000 bail as prosecutors warn she'll just strike again if she's allowed to walk free.

“Unfortunately, [she] warranted and we have a new matter in front of us.” “The defendant demonstrated that she will not engage with services,” Los Huertos said. [telling reporters he was “OK”](https://nypost.com/2022/12/19/robert-de-niro-doing-ok-after-early-morning-burglary-at-nyc-townhouse/) following the incident. The “Goodfellas” actor was upstairs sleeping when he heard the commotion and came downstairs — just in time to see cops take Aviles into custody, sources said. “She will not return to court and she will re-offend if she is released.” “She has repeatedly failed to take advantage of the rehabilitative services that enable her to detox and stay out of trouble and appear [for] court dates,” Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Dylan Los Huertos told the judge.

Officers had been tracking the “real-life Grinch” during numerous of recent robberies.

He was reported to be on another floor in the house during the incident. De Niro said he wouldn’t be making statements about the incident, the AP said. on Monday, the AP said.

Mayor Adams called out accused Robert De Niro burglar Shanice Aviles, citing the serial thief as the latest poster child for the city's rampant recidivism.

“Those who have covered Albany know that sometimes it takes one or two legislative sessions before you land the plane,” he said. “She’s doing it again,” he said. The mayor added that “recidivism is the enemy of our cities across America.”

De Niro ran downstairs in his bathrobe as officers arrested the suspect, but it understood there was no direct confrontation between him and Aviles. When asked ...

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De Niro ran downstairs in his bathrobe as officers arrested the suspect, but it understood there was no direct confrontation between him and Aviles. When asked ...

Aviles was being followed by NYPD officers at around 2.30am on Monday morning when she broke into De Niro’s seven-bedroom townhouse on East 65th Street. I didn’t murder anybody!" De Niro’s 11-year-old daughter he shares with ex-wife Grace Hightower, from whom he split in 2021, was also at home sleeping in another bedroom when the break-in occurred.