EXCLUSIVE: Two anti-white assaults in Brooklyn in one week
who allegedly punched and called a white man a "cracka" at the Q train platform at the Church Ave. station in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Police are investigating a second anti-white bias incident in Brooklyn where the attacker called his victim “cracka,” the Daily News has learned.
A 51-year-old white man told cops he was Nostrand Ave. near Glenwood Road when a black man ran up and knocked him to the ground about 5:40 p.m. Monday.
“This is for Malcolm X, cracka,”
the brute said before storming off.
Todd Maisel/New York Daily News
Randy Aveille, the victim of Sunday’s attack, has a black eye on Tuesday after he was assaulted at the Church Ave. subway station in Flatbush.
COPS RELEASE VIDEO OF SUSPECT IN 'CRACKA' RACIST ATTACK IN BROOKLYN
The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating.
Cops are trying to determine if the assailant is the same man who beat Randy Aveille less than two miles away Sunday.
Todd Maisel/New York Daily News
Aveille said he got off the Q train at the Church Ave. station in Flatbush and was attacked by a black man who said "Cracka, you don't belong here."
Aveille, 44, said he and his fiancée got off the Q train at the Church Ave. station in Flatbush when an attacker suckerpunched him.
“Cracka, you don’t belong here,” the assailant said before walking off.
Police released surveillance images of the train attacker on Wednesday.
Anyone with information regarding either attack is urged to call NYPD Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
who allegedly punched and called a white man a "cracka" at the Q train platform at the Church Ave. station in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Police are investigating a second anti-white bias incident in Brooklyn where the attacker called his victim “cracka,” the Daily News has learned.
A 51-year-old white man told cops he was Nostrand Ave. near Glenwood Road when a black man ran up and knocked him to the ground about 5:40 p.m. Monday.
“This is for Malcolm X, cracka,”
the brute said before storming off.Todd Maisel/New York Daily News
Randy Aveille, the victim of Sunday’s attack, has a black eye on Tuesday after he was assaulted at the Church Ave. subway station in Flatbush.
COPS RELEASE VIDEO OF SUSPECT IN 'CRACKA' RACIST ATTACK IN BROOKLYN
The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating.
Cops are trying to determine if the assailant is the same man who beat Randy Aveille less than two miles away Sunday.
Todd Maisel/New York Daily News
Aveille said he got off the Q train at the Church Ave. station in Flatbush and was attacked by a black man who said "Cracka, you don't belong here."
Aveille, 44, said he and his fiancée got off the Q train at the Church Ave. station in Flatbush when an attacker suckerpunched him.
“Cracka, you don’t belong here,” the assailant said before walking off.
Police released surveillance images of the train attacker on Wednesday.
Anyone with information regarding either attack is urged to call NYPD Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
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