Accused gun-toting robber Charles Lindsay is finally behind bars on the new charges, although no thanks to the woke Manhattan office — which even refused to say Friday whether it will try to …
Lindsay was facing four felony counts of grand larceny for allegedly helping to snatch a total of $25,000 in handbags and other luxury items from Madison Avenue boutiques.Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg agreed to let the suspect go if he went to five sessions with Manhattan Justice Opportunities.Zadig & Voltaire was among the stores Lindsay reportedly robbed.
Jake Salinas, 27, a store employee at Zadig & Voltaire, which was one of Lindsay’s alleged grand-larceny targets, was shocked to hear of the suspect’s no-jail plea deal. Salinas, who was working at the time of the heist, told The Post that two people scoped out the place wearing ski masks as the others waited outside.
The thieves made off with high-end items at the front of the store and ran off, according to Salinas, who added that one of them yelled, “Don’t touch me!” before fleeing.
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