Police believe four of the migrants arrested
in cop beatdown near Times Square fled
on a bus to California
Posted By: Dreadnought, 2/2/2024 10:41:06 AM
Four of the migrants cut loose without bail after allegedly ganging up on two NYPD cops near Times Square may be on the run, The Post has learned. Cops believe the group could have hopped on a bus bound for California on Wednesday after giving phony names to a church-affiliated nonprofit group that helps migrants get rides out of the city, according to law enforcement sources. The four accused cop-attackers believed to have skipped town were charged with assault on a police officer and obstruction immediately after the shocking, caught-on-video attack Saturday in Midtown.
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W/George Roberts and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon.