NYPD releases video of attackers who beat and stripped man in Chinatown
By Tina Moore
New York Post
January 24, 2021
A 26-year-old man had just gotten off a bus from Atlanta when he was attacked by a group of about a dozen suspects who beat him, cut him several times and stole his clothes, including his underwear, cops said Sunday.
The group of males and females began assaulting the victim around
11:30 a.m. Friday near Canal and Allen streets in Manhattan, cutting him
with an unknown object, police said.
Police released video of the suspects and are seeking witnesses. The attackers took the man’s cellphone and removed his pants, underwear and shoes.
“They attacked him as soon as he got off the bus from Atlanta,” a police source said.
The man, who is from Brooklyn, suffered four slash wounds to his
torso, two to his head and one to his hand after getting off the bus
from the Peach State, cops said. The group fled in three vehicles — a
van and two sedans.
3 comments:
Interestingly enough, the city of New York has some of the strictest gun laws in the country.
It is well known that none of the law abiding citizens(Victims) are armed.
To bad the man they attacked was not named Bernie Goetz.
Clearly they NEEDED clothes and they determined that the "victim" who is undoubtedly merely an instrument of an uncaring and indifferent society did NOT need clothes. Or not. They could be just a pack of thuggish assholes. It would be interesting to know what "flavor" the victim was.
It may have scared the New York City residents to see someone actually coming to New York.
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