A teenager was arrested for allegedly threatening another youth during a mugging.
The incident happened at 100th Street and Rockaway Boulevard when Cornelius Jemmott, 16 and two others confronted the victim, also 16.
According to police, one suspect said, “I’ll beat you,” and then took the victim’s PlayStation.
Three suspects fled, but Jemmott was later arrested.
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