Two robbers pounce on passers-by in Brooklyn and take everything from them: 8 people have already suffered

Cops are looking for two criminals who allegedly robbed eight people in five months in Bushwick. The police have published terrible footage of one of the secret robberies, reports New York Post.

The suspects first attacked a 23-year-old man from behind on Hart Street near Irving Avenue around 20:26 pm on November 22, cops said.

A video released on March 24 shows one of the men sneaking up on the victim and pushing him to the ground before another man came up and started robbing him.

The robbers escaped with the victim's cell phone, headphones, and a wallet with credit and debit cards and $50.

The total value of the stolen property was $1360.

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Police reported that the two attacked again around 12:30 am on December 19, approaching the 30-year-old man from behind on St. Nicholas Avenue and Harman Street.

There they allegedly demanded things and threatened that they had a knife.

The robbers stole the victim's headphones, mobile phone and wallet, which contained his credit and debit cards, as well as identification documents.

Then, around 12:40 pm on Christmas Eve, they approached a 36-year-old man on the same corner, showed him a knife, and demanded his belongings.

Sneak up from behind

They took the victim's backpack, which contained about $1000, a mobile phone, headphones and other items, the cops said.

On the same day around 1:20 am the robbers attacked on a 35-year-old man on Stanhope Street near Cypress Avenue - again sneaking up from behind.

One of the suspects pulled a winter hat over the victim's eyes, while the other did a chokehold, the cops said. They stole his wallet, which contained about $700, credit and debit cards, documents.

The perpetrators fled west along Stanhope Street towards St. Nicholas Avenue on bicycles.

About a month later, one of the suspects grabbed the 32-year-old man by the throat and another grabbed his cell phone and wallet on Irving Avenue near Harman Street minutes before midnight Jan. 23, cops said.

Police said the wallet contained $200 and a debit card.

Then around 21:40 pm on February 27 on Harman Street near Wyckoff Avenue, they sneaked in on a 56-year-old man. One of them locked him up while the other grabbed his mobile phone and wallet.

The wallet contained $40 and an ID card.

The robbers escaped on bicycles again

A day later, around 19:50 p.m., the two approached the 36-year-old man from behind on Linden Street near Wyckoff Avenue, police said.

One of the robbers grabbed the victim by the throat, and another stole his wallet, which contained $300, credit and debit cards, and identification cards.

Then one of the men rode away on a bicycle, while the other ran away.

The latest robbery occurred around 12:40 pm on March 7, when one of the suspects pushed a 35-year-old man to the ground on Bleecker Street near Wyckoff Avenue, police said.

Another man stole the victim's phone and wallet. Again, one suspect escaped on foot and the other on a bicycle. None of the victims asked for medical attention.