Aug. 25, 2025 By Bill Parry
A Brooklyn man was ordered held without bail after he was criminally charged with a slew of crimes for his attempted carjacking spree that led to an NYPD friendly fire incident in Whitestone on Aug. 22.
Kevin Dubuisson, 28, was arraigned Sunday on a criminal complaint charging him with robbery, assault, grand larceny, menacing, and other related crimes for allegedly trying to steal a car at a gas station, threatened to kill a pedestrian, attacked a parked driver and rammed a stolen vehicle into another car as two women — one aged 87 — as they tried to exit the car. If convicted, Dubuisson faces up to 32 years in prison.
“As per the complaint, this defendant brought chaos to a quiet Queens neighborhood on Friday morning when he attempted to carjack multiple people and assaulted a livery driver — events that led directly to a responding New York City Police Detective being shot in a friendly fire incident,” Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said.