Shocking new video shows a man being brutally stomped in a gang attack and left unconscious at an East Harlem intersection — where he is then run over by a passing car, law-enforcement sources say.
The disturbing clip shows three brutes stomping the unidentified victim as he lays motionless at 116th Street and First Avenue.
Moments later, a vehicle unrelated to the attack is seen running over the man’s head as he lays on the pavement, cops said.
Police said Sunday that the 8:30 p.m. attack Feb. 2 stemmed from a dispute between the 31-year-old victim and a man and woman.
“The two individuals then chased the victim into the street and began to punch and kick the victim about the body, causing him to lose consciousness,” the department said.
The man was stomped in a gang attack, left unconscious and later was run over at an East Harlem intersection on February 2, 2022. DCPI
Police have said that the initial argument started between the man and a woman. DCPI
According to activists, the attack happened a few blocks away from where a 19-year-old was shot and killed while working at a Burger King. NYPD“A vehicle, not involved in this incident, then made contact with the victim as he laid on the pavement, causing serious head injuries,” police said. “EMS responded and transported the victim to Harlem Hospital in serious but stable condition.”
Police did not address the third attacker who is seen in the video but said the suspects fled the scene and are still being sought.
At a press conference Sunday, community activist Tony Herbert called the attack part of the runaway violence that is plaguing the Big Apple.
The attack is the latest of several crimes plaguing New York City. NYPD
Police are looking for this woman who was involved in the attack. DCPI
Police have said that the gang ran the mans head over with a car after his was beaten unconscious. DCPI“We can’t allow this savagery to happen in our city,” he said.
“Go a few blocks up, that’s where the shooting of a 19-year-old had taken place, who was just working at Burger King trying to make enough money to buy a car and take care of her family.”
