The crime was reported around 1:44 a.m.
When police arrived at the station, around 2:12 a.m., they had trouble locating the victim. She was eventually found near an escalator.
According to the victim, she was punched in the face by an African-American man who also robbed her.
The victim’s condition was not disclosed, but officers asked police dispatch to put a “safe rush” on an ambulance. The injured woman was taken to Roseland Hospital, 45 West 111th Street.
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No respect for their own culture let alone women. These black thugs are a hateful bunch who would rob, steal and beat their own family members. Are they born with some type of hatred or are they "made"? How do these thugs become the criminals of the country? Whatever the reason, the community NEEDS to step to the plate and do something about this before it reflects (Oh wait, it already is) on the entire culture. EVERYONE needs to start carrying some type of legal defense to stop being the victim and make the perpetrator the victim. I am so sick of reading and hearing about the "African-American" perpetrator that now, whenever I'm out and see an "african-American" around me, I have my finger on the trigger of my pepper spray. No wonder people in this city are prejudiced now, even if they weren't before. Hell is going to need more room! Kick their sorry pathetic asses..the nuts come to mind too!
ReplyDeletethis is sad. but women should not ride alone on the CTA, in that neighborhood let alone any, at that hour....just asking for trouble.
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