Bronx, NY \u2013 New York Police Department (NYPD) officers from the 41st Precinct are actively canvassing a section of the Bronx following a reported chain snatching incident. The larceny involved two Hispanic males who fled the scene on scooters, prompting immediate police response in the area. The incident was highlighted by \u201cViral News NYC\u201d on social media as breaking news. This recent incident aligns with an observed trend of chain snatchings in the Bronx, particularly those involving suspects on two-wheeled vehicles. The NYPD 41st Precinct has previously issued warnings to the community regarding an \u201cuptick in chain snatching from mopeds,\u201d specifically noting areas like Aldus Street and Hoe Avenue as prone to such crimes. Police reports indicate that scooters and motorcycles are frequently used as getaway vehicles in these types of robberies across the borough. In response to the ongoing threat, the social media account \u201cViral News NYC\u201d directly advised the public, stating, "> Stop wearing jewelry!\u201d This informal but pointed warning underscores the vulnerability of individuals displaying visible valuables, making them potential targets for opportunistic thieves. The NYPD continues to urge residents to be aware of their surroundings and take precautions. Recent reports further illustrate the prevalence of these crimes, including an incident on July 28, 2025, where an 18-year-old woman was a victim of a chain-snatching robbery in broad daylight on West Fordham Road. Police have been actively searching for individuals linked to a string of similar incidents, some of which have occurred within the confines of the 41st, 44th, and 49th Precincts. Despite overall declines in some larceny categories, chain snatching remains a persistent concern for residents.