Man attacks good Samaritan with a cane for waking him up: NYPD
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MANHATTAN (PIX11) — A subway rider was attacked after nudging a commuter awake to prevent his phone from getting stolen on a Manhattan train, police said.
The victim, 22, was aboard a Q train at the Prince St. subway station on June 17, when he spotted a man sleeping with his phone in his hands around 12:50 a.m., according to the NYPD. In an attempt to prevent a crime, the victim nudged the man awake and faced a harsh cane attack, police said.
The suspect bashed the victim in the head and neck with a cane, leaving a deep cut on the victim’s head before fleeing the scene, police said. First responders transported the victim to a hospital in what authorities described as stable condition.
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