Illegal Motorbike Riders Strike Again, This Time Attack 76-Year-Old Man In Inwood Park
A Manhattan man was attacked after he says he tried telling illegal bike riders they were wrong for riding in a park.
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A Manhattan man was attacked after he says he tried telling illegal bike riders they were wrong for riding in a park.
It happened around 4:20 p.m. Sunday at Sara D. Roosevelt Park near Forsyth and Broome streets.
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