I wonder what made that Big lady go nuts and attack that person. WTF.
Yet another Anti-Asian Hate Crime.
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I wonder what made that Big lady go nuts and attack that person. WTF.
It's hammer time!This world is out of control.
My gawd. How insane is this?
"An Asian woman was killed after a man pushed her in front of an oncoming subway train"
This is reported as "an Asian woman" being killed by "a man." That tells you right there what the race of the "the man" is before even reading the article or seeing the video.
https://abc7ny.com/woman-killed-subway-push-times-square-man-arrested/11471944/
This is reported as "an Asian woman" being killed by "a man." That tells you right there what the race of the "the man" is before even reading the article or seeing the video.
https://abc7ny.com/woman-killed-subway-push-times-square-man-arrested/11471944/
What is going on between the black and Asian communities? Why do the blacks have such hatred towards Asians? I know Al Sharpton had blacks vandalize Asian business’ in the 1990’s but the violence against Asians today is at another level. Lets see if the new mayor of NYC ( Adams ) addresses this issue or he covers it up?
South Korean diplomat attacked, nose broken on New York City street
A South Korean diplomat was punched on a New York City street Wednesday night by a random attacker who fled the scene, officials said.
The assault unfolded near the corner of East 35th Street and Fifth Avenue as the 53-year-old diplomat was walking with a friend at 8:10 p.m., according to the New York City Police Department.
The attacker didn't say anything while punching the Korean official, who suffered a broken nose, police said. The victim even showed his South Korean diplomatic ID to the attacker, who fled toward Sixth Avenue.
The assault happened on the edge of Manhattan's Koreatown and about a mile southwest of U.N. headquarters.
A representative of the South Korean consulate could not be immediately reached for comment Thursday.
There was no arrest as of Thursday morning, and a motive wasn't immediately clear, a police spokesman said.
A South Korean diplomat was punched on a New York City street Wednesday night by a random attacker who fled the scene, officials said.
The assault unfolded near the corner of East 35th Street and Fifth Avenue as the 53-year-old diplomat was walking with a friend at 8:10 p.m., according to the New York City Police Department.
The attacker didn't say anything while punching the Korean official, who suffered a broken nose, police said. The victim even showed his South Korean diplomatic ID to the attacker, who fled toward Sixth Avenue.
The assault happened on the edge of Manhattan's Koreatown and about a mile southwest of U.N. headquarters.
A representative of the South Korean consulate could not be immediately reached for comment Thursday.
There was no arrest as of Thursday morning, and a motive wasn't immediately clear, a police spokesman said.
Woman fatally stabbed inside NYC apartment after being followed: cops
A woman was stabbed to death inside her Chinatown apartment early Sunday after she was unknowingly stalked by a random man following a night out, police and sources said.
A neighbor across the hallway on the top floor of 111 Chrystie Street called 911 about 4:30 a.m. Sunday after hearing the 35-year-old victim screaming, law-enforcement sources said.
NYPD cops arrived at the scene and found a man inside the apartment who tried to flee via the fire escape, before barricading himself inside the apartment, according to law-enforcement sources.
A woman was stabbed to death inside her Chinatown apartment early Sunday after she was unknowingly stalked by a random man following a night out, police and sources said.
A neighbor across the hallway on the top floor of 111 Chrystie Street called 911 about 4:30 a.m. Sunday after hearing the 35-year-old victim screaming, law-enforcement sources said.
NYPD cops arrived at the scene and found a man inside the apartment who tried to flee via the fire escape, before barricading himself inside the apartment, according to law-enforcement sources.
