Police looking for suspect that in the night from 22 to 23 September in Brooklyn attacked two men exiting a bar, before that shouting insults about their sexual orientation.
At about midnight men (29 years and 34 years) was standing near the bar at 540 Metropolitan Ave in Williamsburg, when they were approached by the unknown and began to shout something. He then allegedly struck the older man in the face and grabbed the second, throwing him to a tree.
In the attack both victims lost consciousness. They were taken to Bellevue hospital and Woodhull. According to authorities, the 34-year-old male and the doctors found a fracture of the shoulder, and the 29-year-old had a broken finger.
The assailant fled from the crime scene. At the time of the attack he was wearing a black shirt, beige pants and black-and-white sneakers. It is not known whether familiar with between the victims and the suspect.
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«We praise the «equality», we say we are «safe», we celebrate «diversity», commented the incident on his page in Facebook Rusa LGBT co-President and founder of Brighton beach-the pride of Alexei Gorshkov. — And people still enjoy First amendment, justifying themselves because they are bastards… the First amendment does not give the right to discriminate or attack!»
Investigating the incident involved the task force NYPD for the crimes of intolerance. Police are asking anyone who has information to contact Crime Stoppers by phone: 1-800-577-TIPS.
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