The suspect, captured clocking the woman with a rider's cellphone, is described as a slim, but muscular white or Hispanic male with a pony tail.
Courtesy DCPI Cops are looking for a pony-tailed bruiser who cold-clocked a woman on a Queens-bound 7 train — even though the victim never reported the crime, officials said Saturday.
Cops are looking for a pony-tailed bruiser who clocked a woman on a Queens-bound 7 train — even though the victim never reported the crime, officials said Saturday.
Police are hoping a video recorded on a straphanger’s cell phone to will help them identify the assailant, as well as the woman he punched May 5 as the train rumbled toward the 69th St./Roosevelt Ave. stop in Woodside.
The video was handed over to police Friday, officials said.
The attacker is described as a lean but muscular 5’9” white or Hispanic man sporting a black T-shirt and long black hair in a pony tail.
Courtesy DCPI Police are hoping a video recorded on a straphanger’s cell phone to will help them identify the assailant as well as the black woman he punched during the May 5 assault as the train rumbled
He’s seen watching the train doors at 1 a.m. before he tenses up, punches a woman in the face, and runs away, officials said.
Cops do not know if the victim sustained any serious injuries.
Anyone with information regarding the attack is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will are confidential.
Police are hoping a video recorded on a straphanger’s cell phone to will help them identify the assailant, as well as the woman he punched May 5 as the train rumbled toward the 69th St./Roosevelt Ave. stop in Woodside.
The video was handed over to police Friday, officials said.
The attacker is described as a lean but muscular 5’9” white or Hispanic man sporting a black T-shirt and long black hair in a pony tail.
Courtesy DCPI Police are hoping a video recorded on a straphanger’s cell phone to will help them identify the assailant as well as the black woman he punched during the May 5 assault as the train rumbled Cops do not know if the victim sustained any serious injuries.
Anyone with information regarding the attack is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will are confidential.
