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Subway train attack: 16-year-old girl arrested in disturbing tirade on F train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan - Vimarsana News

Subway train attack: 16-year-old girl arrested in disturbing tirade on F train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

A 16-year-old girl was arrested and charged with assault after a family was the victim of a violent attack on an F train in Manhattan.

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Subway train attack: Family describes disturbing tirade on F train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan - Vimarsana News

Subway train attack: Family describes disturbing tirade on F train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

Sue and Ted Young were visiting New York City with their children when they encountered three girls who began screaming and cursing at their family.

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Disturbing video shows attack on F train in Manhattan - Vimarsana News

Disturbing video shows attack on F train in Manhattan

Disturbing video shows three girls screaming and cursing at a family on an F train in Greenwich Village.

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Gay man's wrist slashed to the bone at start of Pride Month in horrifying attack / LGBTQ Nation - Vimarsana News

Gay man's wrist slashed to the bone at start of Pride Month in horrifying attack / LGBTQ Nation

"Next thing I know, like, I had a hole in my arm. Like blood was gushing everywhere," the survivor said...

Yao Pan Ma Case: Suspect Charged With Hate Crime Murder – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Yao Pan Ma Case: Suspect Charged With Hate Crime Murder – NBC Bay Area

The man accused of stomping and killing Chinese immigrant Yao Pan Ma in New York City last year will face hate crime murder charges, prosecutors said Thursday.