109th Precinct
Nab Two In Supermarket Shootings
Queens detectives last week arrested two teenagers in connection with two shootings that left one man dead and another seriously injured.
Police said Caleb Ahn, 16, and Karma Sonam, 16, opened fire on March 16 in the rear parking lot at the Hanyang Super Market at 150th Street and Northern Boulevard, fatally striking Bernard Cho, 28, in the torso.
The teens also shot a second, unidentified 30-year-old man in the torso, police said.
Cho was pronounced dead on arrival at Flushing Hospital Center, authorities said. The second victim remains in stable condition at New York Hospital of Queens.
Sonam was charged with murder, attempted murder, assault, robbery and criminal possession of a weapon. Ahn is facing similar charges in connection with the attack.
Investigators believe the shootings were connected with an attempted robbery.
112th Precinct
Diplomat’s Wife Foiled Robbery
Queens police officials last week presented an award to the wife of a French diplomat who stepped up to prevent a mugging and later assisted police in identifying a suspect in the attack.
Police at the 112th Precinct presented Isabella Hilaire with an award in appreciation of her “service to local law enforcement”,  for actions that foiled the mugging, and for her help putting the suspect behind bars.
Hilaire is the wife of a French police liaison assigned to an embassy in Washington, D.C., authorities said.
115th Precinct
Hunt Fatal Stab Suspect
Queens detectives are seeking help from the public to identify and locate a suspect in the fatal stabbing of a 24-year-old Corona man.
Cops responding to 911 calls on March 16 found Jose Balberas stabbed multiple times outside a building at 104-05 Northern Blvd., police said.
Balberas was taken to Elmhurst Hospital Center where he died from his wounds on March 17.
Police are urging anyone with information to call the Crimestoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS or visit www.nypdcrimestoppers.com. The Hotline is offering a $2,000 reward to anyone with information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect.
Collision Kills Woman, 82
An 82-year-old Jackson Heights woman was killed on March 21 when she was struck by one of two cars that collided  at 70th Street and 32nd Avenue in Jackson Heights.
Police said Margaret Choberka was struck by a 2002 Mercedes Benz just feet away from the home.
The Mercedes was traveling northbound on 70th Street at about 12:48 p.m. when it collided with a 2009 Toyota Sienna heading westbound on 32nd Avenue. The Toyota hit the back of the Mercedes, sending the Mercedes into Choberka as she was crossing the intersection, police said.
Eyewitnesses told investigators the driver of the Toyota ran a red light at the intersection. Both drivers remained at the scene and no charges were filed, according to authorities.