A suspect bit a man on his back aboard a New York City subway train after she made anti-Asian remarks towards him and his family, police said.
Daniel Enriquez's sister Griselda Vile and brother-in-law Glenn Vile Jr. joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the tragedy as the manhunt for the suspect continues.Authorities in New York City are looking for a woman accused ofwho was trying to protect his family on a subway train amid a barrage of anti-Asian remarks, police said.
The woman fled and the victim sustained minor injuries. Authorities are offering a $3,500 reward in connection with the case.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New report due out today on anti-Asian violence and hate crimes in New York CityHappening today: Asian American Bar Association set to release new report on anti-Asian hate crimes in New York City.
Read more »
Woman Is NYC Bar Hero After Calmly Grabbing, Removing Opossum That Wandered InsideIt’s the story that made Sara Fulton a local celebrity for what she did at Temkin’s Bar in Greenpoint , where she’s known as a hero for saving all the terrified bargoers from a terrifying…opossum.
Read more »
Woman recounts hearing brother's murder over the phone as he walked blocks from mother's NYC homeA woman recounted hearing her brother's murder as the two were on the phone when he was gunned down while walking to their mother's home in Brooklyn.
Read more »
Asian man beaten at Fulton Street station allegedly tried to sexually assault womanPolice are looking for the suspects and the victim of a vicious assault on the Fulton Street subway station platform.
Read more »
Maggie Rogers Sings Her New Song 'Want Want' In An NYC Karaoke BarMaggie Rogers' upcoming record Surrender is out on July 29. Following the release of its first single, Rogers just shared the video for another one of its
Read more »
After mass shooting, NYC explores gun detectors in subwaysTechnology to scan large numbers of people quickly for weapons does exist, but experts say installing such a system in the New York City subway would be challenging
Read more »