In the Heart of New York, Random Assault on Asian Victim: Kicked, Choked... Shocking Incident

Black man assaults Asian woman. Photo by NYPD (Twitter capture)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kang Juhee] Following the indiscriminate assault on an Asian man in the New York subway, a shocking video has been released showing a physically strong Black man trampling an Asian woman in the middle of the city.

According to the New York Police Department (NYPD) Hate Crime Task Force and the New York Post, at around 11:40 a.m. on the 29th (local time), a Black man kicked a 65-year-old Asian woman who was coming toward him in front of a building in Midtown Manhattan, causing her to fall down.

The woman collapsed to the ground from the shock, and the man uttered harsh insults and racial slurs, repeatedly stomping on the woman’s head before calmly walking away.

The man shouted at the woman, "You don’t belong here." The woman struggled to get up but staggered and sat back down.

At the scene, there were two men presumed to be security guards inside the building and three passersby, but they only watched the assault unfold.

They even closed the building’s door instead of helping the woman.

The woman was taken to a nearby hospital to recover, and the police are pursuing the Black man.

Black man who indiscriminately assaulted an Asian man, causing him to lose consciousness. Photo by Twitter capture

Meanwhile, on the same day, an incident occurred in the New York subway where a Black man assaulted an Asian man and choked him unconscious.

The video released by the NYPD shows a physically strong Black man punching an Asian man wearing a backpack inside the subway, and the Asian man resisting.

However, the Black man’s indiscriminate assault continued, and the Asian man soon gave up resisting and was beaten unilaterally.

The Black man repeatedly punched the Asian man more than ten times, then choked him from behind and pushed him to the ground. The Asian man eventually lost consciousness at the scene.

The Black man then looked around with a hostile expression and got off the subway. Some passengers shouted "Stop it" during the assault, but no one intervened directly to stop it.

The netizen who posted the video explained that the incident occurred at the Kosciuszko Street station on the J line heading toward Manhattan.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.