NBC Sports reporter Bruce Beck’s Wallet Stolen outside his Studio in Rockefeller Plaza

According to police sources, Bruce Beck, the lead sports anchor for NBC 4 New York, fell victim to a robbery on Wednesday night when a thief confronted him near the station’s studio at Rockefeller Plaza and took away his wallet.

According to NYPost, a male suspect, who remains unidentified, he snatched the wallet of Beck, a 66-year-old man, while he was walking on 49th Street at approximately 9:30 p.m. The thief ripped his back pocket and ran away with another indivio is believed to have acted as a lookout.

According to a news release by the police regarding the grand larceny case, both persons were seen entering the 49th Street subway station in Midtown Manhattan. However, as of Thursday, no arrests have been made.

According to authorities, Beck emerged from the incident unscathed.

According to a spokesperson from NBC 4, “We express our gratitude that Bruce remained unharmed during the incident and would like to extend our thanks to the NYPD, NBCUniversal Global Security, and Tishman Speyer for their prompt response.”

As per a memo obtained by The Post and circulated among the station’s staff, Beck was on his way back to the stuPers per the memo, Bruce was fortunately not injured despite being highly shaken.

According to the memo, the building security and NBC global security leadersinvestigatingation, and Bruce has already filed a report with the NYPD. messagememo reminds youialways to remainemain vigilant of your surroundings, irrespective of your location, and prioritize your safety above everything else.

According to the authorities, the indivio is believed to be responsible for the incident was last observed sporting a white T-shirt, black sweatpants, a black sweatshirt tied around his waist, and white and blue sneakers.

Authorities are currently seeking a potential accomplice for questioning. The individual was reportedly wearing red sneakers, a black shand irt, blue eans, and carrying a cross-body bag.

The New York Police Department shared a picture of the two men and a video showing them vaulting over a turnstile at the subway station.

For over 25 years, Beck has been a cherished presence on television screens and an indispensable part of the New York sports scene. Despite being a married grandfather, he has managed to connect with audiences and establish a strong rapport with viewers.

In a profile earlier this summer, Beck expressed his love for doing broadcasts. He mentioned enjoying conducting interviews and being around people, which he finds to be the most enjoyable aspect of his work.

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