Bronx man, 23, is FREED 'despite being
filmed punching helpless driver, 53, while
wearing knuckle dusters and shattering
man's eye socket' after his friends smashed
their Lexus into victim's car then stole it
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/29/2022 12:22:36 AM
A Bronx man has been freed on a misdemeanor charge despite allegedly being filmed beating a 53 year-old man while wearing knuckle-dusters after his friend's poor driving saw them crash their Lexus into the victim's car. Miquiel Guerrero, 23, was arrested on March 30 after he and five others surrounded the unidentified victim, 53, and his car after they crashed into each other on Exterior Street in the Grand Concourse neighborhood. A man cops say is Guerrero was then filmed brutally-attacking his victim while wearing knuckle-dusters while his posse jumped on the man's car and stole it. The van driver made no attempt to fight back.
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Commit several violent felonies and the judge cuts you loose on a misdemeanor charge. That's what makes NYC the greatest city on earth.