Sordid news. The New York Police is looking for a man suspected of sexually assaulting the body of another man in a meter in the Manhattan district, on the night of Tuesday, April 9, April 9, reports the New York Times in particular on Thursday, April 10.
That night, around 11:45 pm, New York Metro agents saw the suspect from the surveillance cameras sexually assault the lifeless body of a man on a metropolitan train, before stealing personal effects and fleeing to the Whitehall Street station in Manhattan.
It is said that the alleged attacker, Carlos García, 51, is addicted to heroin, according to his brother’s statements to New York Post. The victim, she, whose identity was not communicated by the authorities, died of natural causes, said New York police in a statement.
His family “in shock”
At the time of the events, the alleged author of sexual aggression was dressed in a yellow hoodie, a black jacket and carried a blue baseball cap, according to the description and the photos provided by the police to the metropolitan agents, indicates the American daily Gothamist.
According to the New York Post information, the suspect, Carlos García, was released from the prison a few months ago. His brother told the local newspaper that his family was “in a state of shock” after learning about what he was accused.
“He has never done something like that in his life. I don’t think this has done. It is not this type of person (…), it is not a pervert,” he said.
The stolen victim twice
Early at night, a woman was also seen in surveillance cameras in the same subway, offering a cigarette to the victim, before the latter died. After the man smoked and lost consciousness, the woman recorded her pockets and stole the personal effects before fleeing, police said.
The New York Police did not specify if the victim had already died on this first flight. A research notice was also launched to try to find this woman, dressed in a yellow hood and a black cap, according to video surveillance images.
According to the British Daily The Guardian newspaper, a New York police spokesman said on Saturday, April 12 that an arrest had not been made in this case. The authorities have called anyone with useful information to transmit it to New York City.
Source: BFM TV
