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Police Looking for Group of Men who Attacked 30-Year-Old on Long Island City Street

Oct. 9, 2018 By Christian Murray

Police are looking for four suspects who allegedly attacked a 30-year-old man in Long Island City on Sunday.

Police say that one of the men attacked the victim in front of 45-11 33rd St. at about 3:45 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 7. The three other men then joined in on the assault, leaving the victim with a large slash wound to his back.

The suspects then fled.

The victim was transported to Elmhurst Hospital in stable condition.

Police have released a photo of the suspects.

Anyone with information on the case should contact the Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-8477, or text CRIMES and then enter TIP577, or visit www.nypdcrimestoppers.com.

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MRLIC

NYPD said Murders and Rapes are up but overall crime is down 0.1%. WOW. What a bunch of doggy-doo. Why did we find out 2 months later about the $230,000 jewel heist on Crescent St? NYPD and the developers along with JVB and the corrupt MAYOR want prospective buyers to believe this BS. what about the kids beating up the man on 33rd st. There are many other crimes I am sure have not been released to the public yet. Maybe in a month or to we will hear about them.

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MRLIC

The FAKE MRLIC wrote the October 14th, 2018 comment about crime. If I had something against criminals I’d never have voted for Trump.

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LIC Neighbor

Well this is close to the homeless shelters and same group of Men hanging out by the White Castle and 7-11 acting suspiciously on Queens Blvd, just last night. The area becoming more and more unsafe with aggressive swaggering types in the area, just pissed off, f this and f that, giving dirty looks to anyone who walks by that does not look like them, they walk by my home and they see you sweeping the front of your house, pulling out your car from your driveway, opening your front door, pulling weeds from your garden and they are just angry, because they want to take what you have worked hard to obtain. We can thank our beloved councilman Jimmy Van Bramer and our Mayor for creating this divide and warehousing families in crappy hotel rooms having instead of providing decent housing at an affordable rate. In the meantime our neighborhood going downhill fast.

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JUST NOT THE TYPE OF WEED YOU’D LIKE TO SMOKE AGGRESSIVE SWAGGERING TYPE. AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL.

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MRLIC

The FAKE MRLIC wrote the October 10, 2018 comment on Hillary’s E-mails. I still say CRIME IS NOT DOWN in NYC.

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