BROOKLYN, NY – The New York City Police Department has reported the arrest of 28-year-old Richard Taylor following an investigation into a hate crime assault.
Taylor, a resident of East 77 Street, was charged on Tuesday, at noon.
The assault took place on Friday, August 25, when a 23-year-old woman was attacked on a southbound Q train near the Utica Avenue subway station.
The suspect, who had tried to converse with the victim and was rebuffed, then punched and choked her. Fleeing at the Kingston-Throop Avenue station, the suspect was described as a 5’7” tall male with a slim build. The victim sought medical treatment independently.
The Hate Crimes Task Force is actively investigating and appeals to the public for further information.
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