New York, New York, it's a hell of a town! (Scott: crimes, employment)
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"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 then fled in three vehicles – a van and two sedans.
The Savs clearly no longer fear the police/justice system due to the laws we have in place and the fact that cops are scrutinized more than perps now.
Universal suffrage has taken its toll on this city and there's no going back.
BUT...
Seeing an attack like this where the victim opens fire, killing 3-4 of them?
That would be gold.
I do wonder how many future muggings, by like minded trouble-makers, Goetz inadvertently stopped the plans of?
Or, for that matter, the Guardian Angels. I still relish the time on a subway we heard a commotion in the next car after a mugging, and they got there fast. Heard lots of punching, and 2 Angels walked back to our car smiling and said "Hope our discussion did not disturb you from what you were doing, folks".
Had to be another New Yorker. Ain't not Southern boy gonna get handled by some people from Weirdoville (NYC).
He was a BROOKLYN NATIVE however.
I don't see any information on the victim
the group fled in vehicles.
If it was random then this crew decided to go after a random person getting off a bus from ATL
Or the man could have ripped off somebody in a drug deal or something of the like, or attacked one of their associates in ATL. If this was the case they might not have followed him from all the way back in ATL.
People in ATL could have called associates in Brooklyn, saying this guy is getting off a bus in Chinatown at a particular time, get him.
We will have to wait to see what the background of the victim is.
Why does he get out in Chinatown? Because that is the closest to BK at the end of the bus route, probably
"The group then fled in three vehicles – a van and two sedans."
that's a lot of people with vehicles ready. So if all those people were planning to go out and do a robbery would they decide some random person getting off a bus is a good target?
Could be
but dont jump to conclusions, the victims name isn't even out
The Savs clearly no longer fear the police/justice system due to the laws we have in place and the fact that cops are scrutinized more than perps now.
Universal suffrage has taken its toll on this city and there's no going back.
BUT...
Seeing an attack like this where the victim opens fire, killing 3-4 of them?
That would be gold.
People fighting back is needed. Regardless if they knew the victim or not, they showed no fear at all in broad daylight doing this. These criminals now see society as thiers. It wasnt ENOUGH to rob this guy. They took pleasure in the whole thing and spent time on it. You cant rehabilitate people like this. Theres something broken in them. And not everything is fixable. They go in and out of the prison system like a merry go round ride forged in hell.
People are getting robbed left and right. In my neighboorhood there are 2 guys going around robbing people early evening, on a street full of shops and people. Its truly sad. You cant be alert enough out there. What a downer.
Take your ugly heart to whatever suburb you're moving to and leave NYC alone, Airborneguy. I didn't hear you calling the people who murdered that Capitol police officer savages. It's all too obvious what you are.
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