The New York Police Department is actively searching for a suspect wanted in connection with a series of robberies linked to Facebook Marketplace transactions across New York City. Investigators have identified three separate incidents, two of which occurred in the Bronx and one in Brooklyn, involving sellers who were targeted during in-person meetups arranged under the guise of completing online purchases. In one Bronx case, a seller attempting to offload a pair of sneakers was robbed when the suspect allegedly ripped away the victim's backpack and fled the scene. In a second incident in the Bronx, a victim selling a Nintendo Switch was deceived by the suspect, who claimed there was an issue with a Zelle payment. The victim handed over the gaming console, only to realize later that the money was never received and the suspect had left with the item. The third incident took place in Brooklyn, where a man selling a watch was robbed at gunpoint after meeting two individuals over what appeared to be a payment dispute. Police confirm that no injuries were reported in any of the three incidents. The NYPD has released surveillance images of the suspect and is urging the public to assist in identifying him. Authorities are reminding New Yorkers who utilize online marketplaces to exercise caution when arranging in-person transactions. The NYPD recommends utilizing designated e-commerce exchange zones, which are located outside precincts, transit districts, and police service areas throughout the city to ensure safety. Anyone with information regarding the suspect or these crimes is asked to contact Crime Stoppers to aid in the ongoing investigation.