UPDATE: ARRESTED!!! man kicks woman square in the chest knocking her down Brooklyn escalator

[Demovictory9]

Last edited Sun Sep 19, 2021, 05:15 AM - Edit history (2)

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video at link

https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/ny-man-kicks-woman-down-brooklyn-escalator-20210913-lp6oxaxuxzg2jiacfj7xlnsp6i-story.html

A monstrous subway commuter kicked a woman down a Brooklyn escalator after she called him out for shoving past her, chilling video shows.

The 32-year-old victim was riding up an escalator at the Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center station about 7:15 p.m. Thursday when the attacker, who wore a backpack and a mask, jostled past her, cops said.

She quipped to the man, “Say, excuse me,” and he responded, “I did” — and kicked her square in the chest, cops said.

The woman tumbled backwards to the bottom of the escalator, while the man turned around, walked up the moving steps and left the station.

[unblock]

1. I know there's no good answer, but wtf is wrong with some people?

[Hugin]

11. Its not new, but, it sure seems more widespread.

Around 15 years ago my family was waiting patiently for an elevator with a group of people large enough that it was clear there were going to be several cycles before the crowd cleared. As, it was our turn to enter the elevator a loud boorish lumpy woman shoved her way through the group (TFG in a dress? We'll never know.) and pushed my SO and little dimpled darling to the ground with enough force an impartial observer could conclude it was assault. I missed grabbing the woman's hair by about a foot. Not sure what would have occurred, if I had. So, it was probably better that I didn't.

As I was helping my SO and child up and to recompose themselves, I remember someone in the remaining group sarcastically say as they straightened their clothing, "Wow, they must be handing out free money somewhere upstairs."

[unblock]

12. Jeez!

Some people!

[Hugin]

13. Yeh.

But, they got their freedumbs.

[PatSeg]

17. No, it is not new

But there does seem to be an epidemic of rude and brutish behavior. It is far worse and more prevalent than I've ever seen in my lifetime. Civility apparently is no longer in fashion, especially since Trump moved into the White House.

[North Shore Chicago]

2. Find this

^%$#@ piece of shit!

Before he procreates (assuming he hasn't already) every single woman who may have interest in him should be shown this video.

[Duppers]

3. Add to that...

The other woman offered her no help whatsoever.

[betsuni]

4. Reminded me of this:

[BeerBarrelPolka]

6. Yep

And she conveniently got out of the way and did not try to break her fall. Watch her actions closely. She also so casually turns around to watch the poor woman tumble down the escalator and seemed completely unfazed by all of it.

[bucolic_frolic]

16. I'll cut her some slack

for encountering the unexpected, mind not on traffic in front of her in particular, in the instant not thinking she could do anything about it, so decided it was not her problem to deal with. Reversing direction on a moving escalator requires some fancy footwork!

[Sherman A1]

5. Hopefully he is found and receives

A good dose of justice.

[bucolic_frolic]

7. Sure to start a new genre of porn

What's with his hair-due? I almost think it's not a he.

[cinematicdiversions]

15. Yeah I am pretty sure that's a woman. Nt

[Treefrog]

20. Porn?

Wtf?

[bucolic_frolic]

27. sarcastic comment about violence, decadence

sorry for being ambiguous

[Princess Turandot]

8. They tweeted out a decent photo of the accused assailant this morning

It was taken at the station's entrance/exit point.

In some ways, this person looks female to me, but who knows. I assume that the victim described him to the police as a male.

Link to tweet

[mopinko]

9. yeah, kinda looks like they're wearing a binder.

[tblue37]

22. They nabbed him:

Link to tweet

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Great follow-up by our District 11 NCOs days after an assault in a Bronx subway station. Our officers & Transit detectives returned to the scene of the crime to look for the suspect. Sure enough, he was riding on a passing train and was promptly arrested.

[crickets]

26. Good. That kick was brutal and could have caused her death. nt

[LowerManhattanite]

29. Not quite....

Sadly, that’s a different assault.

The Barclays dude is still out on the streets.

[SYFROYH]

10. That's NYC for "excuse me."

And the other woman's deft dodge and nonchalantly continuing up the escalator was classic NYC.


More seriously, I hope they catch the guy and he does serious jail time. She could have died from such an assault.

[Treefrog]

14. Sickening.

Hope he’s caught.

[tblue37]

23. He was.

Great follow-up by our District 11 NCOs days after an assault in a Bronx subway station. Our officers & Transit detectives returned to the scene of the crime to look for the suspect. Sure enough, he was riding on a passing train and was promptly arrested.

Link to tweet

[Treefrog]

25. Good to hear, but no name, mugshot?

[Treefrog]

33. Did they ever catch this guy?

[Demovictory9]

28. Good! Thank you for followup

[Treefrog]

31. Nope, they still haven't caught the escalator asshole.

[mikeysnot]

18. United States of Assholes

What a insecure incel jerk.

[ZonkerHarris]

19. he probably got a haircut for that dooshy man bun today

[lame54]

21. The bystander could not have cared less

[liberal_mama]

24. I wonder if this woman was a tourist. It's not a good idea to say "Say, excuse me" to someone in NYC

When I'm in NYC, I try not to make eye contact or talk to anyone, especially while on the subway or in the stations. I'm glad the woman's injuries were minor. Some of the escalators in stations are so tall that someone would be killed if they tumbled down them.

There are a lot of crazy people in NYC. Don't try to shame anyone for their poor manners or you might get killed.

[Demovictory9]

32. In southern calif, the equivalent is honking or giving finger from car

When other driver is *sshole. You might get bullets in return

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

30. Has to look up to see whale dung.

What low and useless form of life.

[Demovictory9]

34. updated... perp was arrested

https://abc7ny.com/arrest-woman-kicked-down-escalator-subway-attack-brooklyn/11028202/

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An arrest has been made after a woman was kicked down an escalator at a Brooklyn subway station.

Police announced the arrest of An arrest has been made after a woman was kicked down an escalator at a Brooklyn subway station.

Police announced the arrest of Bradley K. Hill on Friday evening. The 32-year-old was charged with assault and attempted assault.


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"He just kicked me out of nowhere," she said. "And I just came tumbling down the escalator, past everyone, all the way to the bottom floor."

She suffered cuts and bruises to her back, arms, legs, right knee, right thigh and left ankle, but she declined medical attention.

[smirkymonkey]

35. What a horrible, violent attack!

What also bothers me is that she declined medical attention, which is something I hear about far too much in this country. People declining medical attention for attacks or accidents which could prevent infections or medical problems later on down the road.

Our healthcare system sucks! People should not have to be financially penalized for seeking medical care for injuries from accidents and violent assaults from unhinged people. This country is so messed up.

[malaise]

36. Well we don't know if she has health insurance

I hope she dues the crap out of this monster

[malaise]

37. Well we don't know if she has health insurance

I hope she dues the crap out of this monster