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The NYPD announced Sunday it is searching for a woman who was seen on a viral video shouting at an Asian family on the New York City subway and confronting the passenger filming the altercation.
The NYPD said the woman is wanted for assault. In a social media post, the police department said the incident occurred on the evening of August 3, on a southbound F train at West 4th Street.
The video showed three young women sitting across from an Asian family with two children, shouting at the family for unclear reasons. The woman who took the video wrote in a caption that the women were "harassing" the family and said she chose to start filming because she "knew it was going to get bad."
The video shows one of the women repeatedly rushing over to the woman filming, though the footage cuts out before any violence is shown.
"This ferocious one runs over to hit me. I put down my phone to cover my head and took the blow (ow)," one of the video's captions said.
The video has prompted outrage, particularly in New York City, where an uptick of anti-Asian attacks in recent years have stoked fear among Asian communities. In response, the NYPD created the Asian Hate Crime Task Force shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic began, citing a sevenfold increase in reports of anti-Asian harassment, discrimination, and violence since February 2020. The NYPD's social media post said one of the women seen in the video sparked a "dispute" with a 51-year-old victim, and "made an anti-ethnic remark, pulled her by the hair & punched her." The police department urged anyone with further information about the identity of the woman to come forward.
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New York City police are searching for an unidentified young woman who was recorded last week physically assaulting an Asian woman and harassing her family, as well as a bystander who videotaped the confrontation. A video recorded by Joanna Lin of New York, the bystander, and uploaded to social media this past weekend shows the young woman, along with two other unidentified females, berating another woman and her family on an F train in Manhattan last Thursday, lunging at them as well as the passengers who attempted to diffuse the situation. One of the young women pulled the victim by her hair and made an “anti-ethnic remark,” according to a statement by the NYPD. Although three people appear in the video, police have said they are looking for only one suspect.
The NYPD has said the incident is being investigated as a hate crime. The now-viral video that was posted to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has prompted anger and fear across the Asian American community.
The victim, who’s come forward as Sue Young, a 51-year-old tourist from Nevada, said she and her family were seated in a relatively empty car before she heard loud laughter that appeared to be directed at them.
“When I looked up from my phone, I looked at them. And that’s when they started pointing and laughing even louder at us,” Young told NBC News. “I started laughing, doing exactly what they were doing. And then their demeanor changed and it became angry.”
Young said that the three young women began cursing, at one point saying things like “go back to where you came from.”
The first two nigress's should have been shot then the single remaining one should have been pistol-whipped.
The time for a race war has come.
Total Nigger death!
