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0:31Now PlayingAn 11-year-old migrant boy was arrested after a Big Apple straphanger was punched in the head and had his phone stolen in a violent subway robbery, the NYPD and police sources said Wednesday.
The baby-faced perp and a 17-year-old boy were both taken into custody after they allegedly attacked the victim onboard a Manhattan-bound 7 train at about 8:40 p.m. Tuesday near the Vernon Boulevard-Jackson Avenue stop in Queens, law enforcement sources said.
The two suspects were nabbed just hours later near the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter in Midtown Manhattan after the victim — with the help of cops — managed to track the phone to the location, according to the sources.
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