Thefts Occurred After Crane Collapsed

If I did not know any better, I would think that Stan "Pampy" Barre, III was somehow involved in these heist:

The recent crane collapse that claimed seven lives, demolished a town house and destabilized a neighborhood on the East Side of Manhattan also created an opportunity for looters.

Since the March 15 accident, about $90,000 in jewelry, electronic equipment, cash and other items has been reported stolen from three apartments in two buildings near the accident site, the police said. Both buildings, on East 51st Street near Second Avenue, were evacuated the day of the collapse.

Fortunately for New Yorkers, they did not have to deal with the drug addicted burglar.