NEW YORK COMPUTERS STOLEN The Brooklyn Paper: Mugged in the middle of the day in the center of the Slope

Two computers were stolen out of a Lincoln Place apartment on Dec. 12 while the residents were at work, police said.

The victim told police that she had left the apartment, which is between Seventh and Eighth avenues, at around 8 am and did not return until 5:45 that night. In the interim, someone broke in through a back window and left with a Macintosh and a Dell laptop, a digital camera, a Coach purse, a flat-screen monitor and various credit cards.

A construction worker one floor below told cops that he saw the perp — a 25-year-old, 6-foot, 160-pound black man — leaving the building at around 3:15 pm.

Two more computers — again a Mac and a PC — were stolen from a Fifth Avenue apartment on Dec. 11, cops said.

The victim told police that she was not in the apartment, which is between Dean and Bergen streets, between noon and 6 pm. When she got back, she found the front door open and the two computers missing from the apartment, which is shared by three women.