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Brooklyn man, 34, indicted for anti-Muslim attack in Midtown
A Brooklyn man was indicted for repeatedly punching a 25-year-old Muslim man in Midtown, while making anti-Muslim remarks earlier this month, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Jr., announced Tuesday.
Hate crime indictment filed in New York City assault on Muslim man
A hate crime indictment was filed against a man in New York City on Monday in what Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg described as an anti-Muslim attack where the suspect abused and assaulted the victim.
David Grinblat, 34, is charged with punching and verbally attacking a Muslim man in Midtown earlier this month, the district attorney said.
NEW YORK, NY — A Brooklyn man has been indicted after being charged with repeatedly punching a 25-year-old Muslim man while making anti-Muslin remarks in Midtown earlier this month, according to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr.
D.A. Bragg Announces Hate Crime Indictment Of Man For Anti-Muslim Attack In Midtown
“As alleged, David Grinblat attacked a man because of his perceived religion and national origin and spewed racist, anti-Muslim words at him,” said District Attorney Bragg. “We will continue to hold those accountable who commit acts of hatred, which have no place in our city. If you have been a victim or witness to a hate crime or bias incident, please call 911 or report it to our Hate Crimes Unit at 212-335-3100.”
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