The Bronx Ink

Police are asking for help to identify a man in a surveillance video who is thought to have committed a string of armed robberies in the Bronx.

He is thought to have robbed two stores in the  Norwood area and one in Belmont, each time armed with a  handgun.  NY1

The Negro League Baseball Museum of Kansas City will be showing its “Times, Teams and Talents” exhibit at the Bronx  Museum of the Arts, the Bronx Times reports.  The exhibit opens on on Thursday, March 31, the same day as the season opener at Yankee stadium.

On April 2nd, Jim Robinson, who played three all-star seasons for the Kansas City Monarchs in the late fifties, and former New York Yankee Roy White will be signing autographs at Stan’s Sportsworld on River Avenue. YourNabe,BronxTimes

Former police officer Edwin Coello, 38, is charged with second degree murder and is ordered held without bail, New York 1 reports.

After an apparent domestic dispute last week,  Coello’s wife, Tina Adovasio went missing.  She was later found dead in a plastic bag, near the Taconic State Parkway in Westchester.

Coello has not admitted to killing his wife.

The judge in the case agreed to place the ex-cop in protective custody on Riker’s Island.

Coello will be back in court on Monday.   NY1

The Bus driver in the Bronx crash that killed 15 people last week  insists that he was well-rested and sober at the time of the crash, ABC7 reports.

Two survivors say otherwise, however, as they plan to sue Williams for dozing off in the moments before the tractor trailer veered toward them.

Williams and his lawyer maintain that the crash was a tragic accident,  that Williams was lucid and not sleeping behind the wheel at the time of the incident.  His wife, Holly Williams, calls the incident “a nightmare.”  She describes her husband as a loving father.

In recent days, Williams’ past convictions of manslaughter and grand larceny and driving without a valid license have come to light.  ABC7