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A suspect violently robbed and assaulted an 82-year-old man in a New York City bodega, authorities say.
In a video of the incident, the suspect raises a fist at the elderly man, as if to punch him, before hitting him in the shoulder and pushing him. The man apparently took the victim’s cane.
He then fled the scene. He was ultimately arrested, an official said.
“Outstanding work today by NYPD (7th precinct) Neighborhood Coordination Officers — recognizing and apprehending the suspect wanted for the violent robbery of an 82-year-old man,” wrote the department commissioner, Dermot Shea, on Twitter.
The assault highlights yet another example of burgeoning crime in the city. According to data, the metro area has seen a 41% increase in murders between the years 2019 and 2020.
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