Subject to bat left several people injured and disasters in Manhattan | The State
The NYPD managed to arrest the man after two hours of attacks.
Photo:
Andrés Correa Guatarasma / Courtesy
A man attacked several people in Manhattan and some cars, leaving at least one of his victims unconscious.
The subject, identified by the Police Department (NYPD) as Bryan Thompson, 43, was arrested Saturday night.
The attacks began at a subway station in Tribeca, reported The New York Post, and stretched several blocks to the west area for almost two hours.
Thompson attacked a man in the Varick and Canal subway station, leaving him unconscious and with broken bones, in the man, hand and forehead.
An MTA worker was also attacked in the head.
On Seventh Avenue Thompson repeatedly hit a driver, causing damage to his forehead. Then he stole his truck, which hit a car stopped at red light at least twice.
The man left the truck and fled again, but on his way he broke the windows of two cars. One of the drivers ended up with glasses in one eye.
Thompson also assaulted two more people on West Broadway, breaking one of the forearms and injuring another in the leg.
He also stole another truck until he was arrested.
.
