Insulting of the injury: Queens U -Bahn -Zug -Zug -Zug -Zug strikes people before being robbed by the attacker and parasitic viewer

The transit police in Queens are looking for the brute who robbed a man on board a U -Bahn train -and a parasitic viewer who later stolen the unconscious victim in a violent attack in the early this month.

The transit police in Queens are looking for the brute who robbed a man on board a U -Bahn train -and a parasitic viewer who later stolen the unconscious victim in a violent attack in the early this month.

In the early Sunday morning, the NYPD released pictures of the two suspects who were sought for the hideous robbery, which took place on October 15th at 9:15 p.m. on board an F-Zug bound in Manhattan on the 21st Street Queensbridge station in Long Island City.

Sources of law enforcement said that the victim, a 61-year-old man, was engaged to the first suspect in a verbal argument. However, what triggered the argument was not announced.

The words finally turned to violence, the police said when the perpetrator attacked the attack and the victim struck and hit the head and face several times. The attack was so serious that the victim lost consciousness.

Even if the victim was knocked out, the authorities resolved that the relentless attacker further attacked the victim. Seconds later, he lived through the man's pockets, steel property and fled from the scene on foot.

After the victim was still passed out, the police reported that the second suspect made his move and used the situation. He removed 45 US dollars in cash and other property from the victim's pocket and also fled from the scene.

The incident was reported to this 114. District and NYPD Transit District 20. Ems stormed the victim into a critical but stable state into the New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

In the case of a man with a dark complexion, which was about 6 feet and 2 inches tall, the police described the attacker with black hair. He was last seen how he wore a black vest over a yellow hooded sweatshirt.

COPS said that the second suspect was a man with a heavy build who was last seen how he wore a black baseball cap with the Nike Swoosh and a black sweater with the Aya logo on the front as he wore a black rectangular backpack.

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