Police: Jewish Man Threatened By Suspect Who Made Anti-Semitic Comments In Brooklyn
Police said the suspect approached the 30-year-old victim, then made anti-Semitic remarks and threats.
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Police said the suspect approached the 30-year-old victim, then made anti-Semitic remarks and threats.
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Police said the suspect walked up with some kind of walking stick, opened the woman's door and pulled her out of the car.
Police said the car was speeding when it crashed into a fence.
Police say the suspect walked up to a 48-year-old Asian man and punched him in the head.
It happened last Wednesday on the J train at the Cleveland Street station in Cypress Hills.
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