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This incident happened on the "south" side of Queens blvd in Sunnyside. Know the area well. Lived there as a kid up until 1980. Even back then, this side of the blvd was known to be a South American ghetto. Things haven't changed in 40+ years.
Im trying to get the whole story on reddit, theres like 2500 replies!!!!. So whats the real history? These folks seem to be knuckleheads all the way around.
That side of sunnyside is overcrowded. Its what happens when there are too many apartments on one lot...
This incident happened on the "south" side of Queens blvd in Sunnyside. Know the area well. Lived there as a kid up until 1980. Even back then, this side of the blvd was known to be a South American ghetto. Things haven't changed in 40+ years.
How do you know they're South American and not Mexican or Central American?
How the eff does someone get away with pulling someone out of a ride, beating them down with brass knuckles and is home before their dinner is cold? This after he already did pretty much same not long before?
Arturo Cuevas is lucky he sprung upon people by surprise and attacked before they could prepare. Most people I know roll old old school; they've just got to pop the trunk or reach under drivers seat. Then it's on.
I live in civilization where if I am in fear of losing my life while in my car I can shoot anyone who attempts to break into my car while I am in it.
How do you know they're South American and not Mexican or Central American?
I didn't say the perps in question are SA. My point was that the area historically has been viewed as a SA ghetto. Going back 50 years. Of course you now have Mexicans and CA's mixed in along with all kinds of other 3rd worlders.
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