NYPD: Video shows suspects beating taxi driver Kutin Gyimah
Police said the suspects refused to pay their fare and tried to rob Gyimah before killing him.
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Police said the suspects refused to pay their fare and tried to rob Gyimah before killing him.
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The victim was rushed to Harlem Hospital, but he did not survive.
Kutin Gyimah was less than two hours into his shift when he was killed. Taxi drivers and his family are expected to gather Sunday morning, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
