Police: PlayStation thieves targeted, robbed online sellers at gunpoint across NYC

Police are on the lookout for three PlayStation thieves who targeted and robbed several online sellers at gunpoint.

Since March, the suspects have stolen several PlayStation 5 consoles, jewelry, and electronics from owners in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens. Investigators say the man would arrange to buy a PlayStation on social media, then flash a gun at the meet-up, before stealing the device.

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