Shocking video captures three men and a woman punch and kick disabled man before throwing him out of his wheelchair and stomping on him
- Shocking video captured three men and a woman attacking a disabled man, pushing him off his wheelchair before stomping and robbing him in the Bronx
- Now, the NYPD are asking the public's help in finding them all four suspects
- On November 8 at 3:00 am, the four assailants approached the 39-year-old man as he sat in his wheelchair in front of the Golden Deli on 267 East Tremont
- The confrontation initially began minutes earlier after the disabled man got into an argument with the woman scene in the video wearing a white coat
- The woman then walked away before eventually returning shortly thereafter with the other three men in the video, who then confronted the disabled man
- One attacker snatched the victim's backpack, which was strapped onto the back of the wheelchair and contained the man's iPhone 13 as well as $800 in cash
- None of the four suspects have been identified or arrested as of Wednesday, according to the NYPD
- The incident comes as violent crime has continued to escalate in New York City over the last several months
Shocking video footage shows three men and a woman viciously attacking a disabled man and tossing him out of his wheelchair before stomping and robbing him in the Bronx - a new low in a city where violent criminals target the innocent and most vulnerable.
The 39-year-old wheelchair-bound man sat in front of the Golden Deli on 267 East Tremont Avenue in the Mount Hope neighborhood when the four assailants approached, according to the video posted by the NYPD on Tuesday.
The confrontation began minutes earlier when the disabled man exchanged words with the woman, who is seen in the video wearing a white coat.
The woman then walked away before returning with the other three men in the video, who then confronted the disabled man.
Surveillance video shows the victim as he puts his hands over his face to try to defend himself as one of the men, wearing a blue bubble jacket, begins punching the defenseless man in the head.
The victim, pictured above in wheelchair, tries to defend himself and cover his face as the man in the blue bubble jacket, pictured right, begins the assault
The confrontation initially began minutes earlier after the disabled man got into an argument with the woman scene in the video wearing a white coat, pictured center
Pictured: all four suspects involved in the November 8 robbery and attack, with none of the four having been identified or arrested as of Wednesday
The 30-second video then shows the woman and another man, wearing a yellow jacket with a black face mask and walking alongside a Citi Bike, as they join the attack. The three pummel the man to the point that he falls out of his wheelchair.
Within seconds, the man in the blue jacket grabs the disabled man and pushes him onto the sidewalk while all three stomp on the victim, as he tries to grab one of the assailant's legs.
The man with the yellow jacket snatched the victim's backpack, which was strapped onto the back of the wheelchair and contained the man's iPhone 13 as well as $800 in cash, according to police.
The suspects then fled the scene before authorities arrived.
Pictured: the man in the blue bubble jack grabs the disabled 39-year-old victim and pushes him to the ground off of his wheelchair
The man in the blue jacket grabs the disabled man and pushes him onto the sidewalk while all three stomp on the victim, as he tries to grab one of the assailant's legs
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The beaten victim suffered some bruises but declined medical attention, cops saod
None of the four suspects have been identified or arrested as of Wednesday, according to the NYPD.
The incident comes as violent crime has continued to escalate in New York City over the last several months, with assaults climbing 18.5 percent and robberies up 6 percent in September as the NYPD revealed it has made more than 3,400 gun arrests so far this year, Mail Online reported last month.
Stark data released by the NYPD in early October shows crime rose 2.6 percent overall in September 2021 compared to the same month in 2020, with an extra 243 incidents reported.
For the month of October, crime in New York City increased by 11.2 percent in October 2021, compared with October 2020 (10,118 compared to 9,095) while robberies increased by 15.8 percent (1,450 compared to 1,252) and felonious assaults increased by 13.8 percent (2,123 compared to 1,865).
The group can be seen pummeling and attacking the disabled man as he was pushed from his wheelchair during the vicious attack
One attacker, pictured in yellow, snatched the victim's backpack, which was strapped onto the back of the wheelchair and contained the man's iPhone 13 as well as $800 in cash
The incident comes as violent crime has continued to escalate in New York City over the last several months, with increases in felony assaults, robberies and overall crime
Through October, overall index crime year-to-date has increased by 1.3 percent compared to the same time last year, 80,801 for 2021 compared to 79,772 for last year.
The crime wave comes as Mayor Bill de Blasio tries to lure tourists and office workers back to the COVID-ravaged Big Apple, with the data likely to deter many over personal safety concerns.
The biggest increase in September 2021 was for felonious assault - or assault with a dangerous weapon - which surged by a shocking 18.5 percent from 1,802 in September 2020 to 2,135 in September 2021, as New Yorkers have been plagued by random attacks in the streets of the city.
The data also reveals a concerning trend in other criminal activity, with robberies up 6 percent, car theft up 4.1 percent and grand larceny up 0.7 percent within the same time-frame.
Back on September 28, distressing video footage showed a mugger chase an elderly can collector through a Brooklyn neighborhood beloved by celebrities before punching her and trying to wrestle her bag from her.
Horrifying surveillance video shows the moment when Anthonia Egegbara allegedly pushed a fellow commuter into a train at the Times Square subway station on October 4
The surveillance camera footage - shared by the NYPD - showed the 65 year-old woman being chased down St Edwards Street and Willoughby Avenue in Fort Green, with the hooded mugger in hot pursuit.
She was seen running onto the road in a bid to escape his clutches, with the mugger - whose face was partially covered with a mask - punching the woman as he tried to wrestle her handbag from her.
Just days later, shocking surveillance footage taken October 4 showed a woman jump up from a bench and shove the female victim as a train hurtled into the station.
Anthonia Egegbara, 29, of Queens, was charged with attempted murder Tuesday over the incident. The victim Lenny Javier, 42, suffered a broken nose and chin but luckily survived.
This came just hours before a man shot himself in the leg in that same subway station.
Meanwhile, police are asking anyone with information regarding this particular incident to call at 800-577-TIPS or direct message them on Twitter at @NYPDTips.
NYC'S SUMMER OF VIOLENCE
May 6: Gunman shoots three in Times Square, including four-year-old girl
Three innocent bystanders, including a four-year-old girl, were hit by stray bullets in Times Square in broad daylight, in a shocking shooting that sent tourists stampeding in panic.
NYPD officers responded to the shooting at 4.55pm near the intersection of West 44th Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, in the heart of Times Square.
The young girl was struck in the leg, a 24-year-old woman was hit in her thigh and a 44-year-old woman was shot in the foot, police said. All survived.
Police officers are seen arriving on the scene in Times Square on May 8, moments after three people were caught in crossfire at around 5pm and shot
US Marshals in Starke, Florida, shared this photo of Muhammad after his arrest on May 12
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said none of the victims were related or known to each other, and that they are believed to be innocent bystanders who were struck by stray bullets after a man got into an argument with someone else and began shooting wildly.
The younger adult woman was a tourist visiting from Rhode Island, the older one a New Jersey resident, and the child lives in Brooklyn, and was shopping for toys with her parents, Shea said.
The tourist from Rhode Island had traveled to Manhattan visit the Statue of Liberty, but finding the ferry closed decided to visit Times Square instead, Shea said.
Farrakhan Muhammad, 31, was arrested charged with attempted murder and multiple counts of assault, reckless endangerment and criminal use of a firearm.
He was denied bail, and the next hearing in the case is set for November 15.
June 17: Two children escape death in shooting outside Bronx bodega
Bronx siblings Christian, five, and Mia, 13, were nearly killed as a gunman fired wildly at an alleged gang rival who tripped over the children as he fled.
Miraculously, neither of the kids were struck but they were directly in the line of fire.
It was still light out and the parents watched in horror from the window of their first floor apartment, which is 1,000 feet away, as the kids walked down the street hand-in-hand to pick up some bread from the store.
The apartment is just feet away from the 170th street subway station and is next to a park. It was a busy Thursday night with local families and residents filling the sidewalk.
Mia and her brother were walking home together from a store. Mia tried to protect her brother while also trying to get the pair back on their feet. The callous gunman had no concern for the fact they were caught in the crossfire and kept shooting. He then fled on the back of a moped
Michael Lopez is walked out of the 44th Precinct after police charge him with attempted murder in the June 17 sidewalk shooting
The parents were watching when the gunman started running towards the kids on Sheridan Avenue, pointing at his target Hassan Wright, who was also behind the children. Hassan started running and tried to escape but instead he barreled into the brother and sister, knocking them to the ground.
As the shooter stood over Wright, firing six shots at home, the kids were trapped beneath his feet.
In a horrifying disregard for the children's lives, the shooter kept firing, injuring Wright in the legs and back before fleeing. Wright survived and is in the hospital.
Michael Lopez, 27, was arrested and charged with attempted murder. He is currently being held without bail on Riker's Island, where he is currently confined in the infirmary unit, records show.
July 31: Gunmen injure 10 in wild Queens shooting before fleeing on moped
Two men approached a crowd on a Queens street and fired about 40 shots, injuring 10 people before fleeing on mopeds
The shooters, who were in the North Corona neighborhood, targeted members of the Trinitarios gang, police said, but they opened fire near pedestrians outside a barbershop and at a birthday party in a restaurant.
NYPD released new high-quality photos on Thursday showing two gunmen and their two accomplices on mopeds who are wanted by the police
The images show of a pair of gunmen and their two accomplices who helped them escape on mopeds the night of the shooting
The victims ranged from ages 19 to 72, including a 72-year-old woman and a 70-year-old man, both of whom were shot in the leg, in addition to seven other men and another woman. All were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, according to police.
Three of them were the intended targets, police said.
The most seriously injured victim suffered a gunshot wound to the stomach, NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig said.
'The two males immediately extended their arms and began firing in the direction of a group in front of the barber shop down the street,' he said. 'This was, as I can most accurately describe it, a brazen, coordinated attack.'
The NYPD and Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa are offering a combined $30,000 reward for information leading to arrests.
August 14: Hatchet-wielding assassin hacks stranger in Manhattan bank
Shocking video captured the moment a hatchet-wielding man brutally attacked a customer at a Manhattan bank
The random attack unfolded at a Chase Bank on Broadway in the Financial District just before 5.30pm.
Surveillance video obtained by DailyMail.com shows the victim standing at an ATM in the bank vestibule when the assailant walks in behind him.
Video captured the shocking moment Queens man Miguel Solorazana, 50, is slashed with a hatchet while using an ATM at a Chase Bank in downtown Manhattan at 5.30pm Sunday. It begins with the attacker walking into the ATM room with the hatchet in hand
Eventually, Solorazana, severely bloodied, flees, and his attacker does not follow. Police say they have the suspect in custody pending charges
The suspect is seen removing a hatchet from a dark bag and sneaking up behind the victim before slashing him.
The terrified and bloodied victim, who was identified as 50-year-old Queens resident Miguel Solorzana by the New York Daily News, attempts to fend off the crazed attacker.
Solorzana is seen desperately trying to grab the weapon, as he becomes increasingly bloodied, before falling to the floor several times.
Once the assailant is finished attacking Solorzana, he proceeds to smash the ATM screens before walking away, but not before leaving the hatchet behind, police said.
Aaron Garcia, 37, of Yonkers, was arrested in the attack and charged with attempted murder and assault. He has pleaded not guilty and is next due in court November 10.
September 28: Boy, 16, is fatally shot by his own friend in Brooklyn gunfight
Cahlil Pennington was fatally shot in the head as he and two other teens in white hoodies ran down Pitkin Avenue exchanging shots with a pursuing gunman.
In surveillance video, one of the teens turns around to shoot at another gunman after being shot in the stomach during a shootout around 1:30 pm, police said.
After the teen with the gun turns around and fires a shot behind him, Cahlil is seen dropping to the ground and tripping one his friends
In the commotion, the bullet missed its intended target and hit Cahlil in the head at the corner of Pitkin and Miller Avenues, according to police and video footage.
Cahlil falls to the ground and trips his friend, seen in a blood-soaked hoodie, who then drags Cahlil's limp body around the corner as another teen in a white hoodie rounds the corner and jumps over the two wounded teens, according to the video.
Cahlil, a student at Brooklyn's New Visions AIM Charter High School II, was taken to Brookdale Hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.
Several of the teens fled the scene and no arrests have been made.
