The New York Police Department is actively searching for two armed suspects responsible for a series of violent robberies across Queens, New York. The suspects are wanted for a string of at least three incidents that occurred over a five-day period, during which they utilized a deliberate 'sideswipe' maneuver to force drivers to pull over before ambushing them. The duo has stolen approximately $155,000 in property, including cash, jewelry, a Rolex watch, and multiple vehicles. The spree began on a Friday morning near 138-18 57th Road, where a 40-year-old man was targeted after his BMW X3 was sideswiped by a white Acura TLX. When the victim exited his vehicle, the suspects, one brandishing a firearm, demanded his keys, wallet, and cash, subsequently stealing the BMW valued at over $44,600. The following morning, the suspects struck again at 168-06 Linden Boulevard in Jamaica. They approached a 32-year-old man at gunpoint, forcing him to surrender a Rolex, his wallet, and a handbag containing $4,000. The encounter escalated when one suspect pistol-whipped the victim in the head, causing a laceration, before ransacking his vehicle and fleeing. The most recent incident occurred early Wednesday morning near 82-14 155th Avenue, where a 26-year-old man was targeted after his vehicle was sideswiped. The suspects approached with a firearm, ripped a necklace from the victim's neck, and stole his wallet and cash, with stolen items valued at over $46,200. The NYPD is urging the public to remain vigilant and to report any information regarding the suspects or the stolen vehicles. Individuals with tips are encouraged to contact the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline immediately. The suspects are considered armed and dangerous, and police advise the public to avoid confrontation and call 911 if suspicious activity is observed.