Four teens and two adults were busted for violently robbing a man and woman on board a Manhattan train over the weekend, cops said early Wednesday.
Two girls, 14 and 15, and two boys, 15 and 16 — joined by Kareem Reyolds, 21, and Kyle Carmichael, 29 — flashed a knife and switchblade at a 39-year-old man and pummeled a 40-year-old woman in the face on board a No. 1 train at 34th Street-Penn Station on Sunday night, according to police.
The female suspects demanded the woman’s phone before punching her in the face, police said.
The other members of the group then demanded the man’s shoes, cellphone and wallet.
The group managed to take the man’s wallet and cellphone, and bolted from the train at the 28th Street station, cops said.
The victims suffered minor injuries and were expected to recover.
Cops say the suspects flashed a knife and switchblade during the Sunday night mugging. NYPDThe NYPD released surveillance photos of the crew on Monday — with two of them seen in black ski masks.
The crew was nabbed Tuesday when officers recognized them from a wanted poster linked to the Sunday crime.
They were picked up at the Chambers Street station and charged with robbery. Carmichael faces an additional rap for criminal possession of a weapon, police said.
All six members of the crew were busted Tuesday when police recognized them from a wanted poster. DCPIReynolds, from the Bronx, has one prior arrest, while Carmichael, from Newark, NJ, has three, according to police.
The teens’ names were not released because they are minors.
