Attack on 11-Year-Old Girl Near East Harlem Subway Station

The incident occurred shortly after 2 p.m. on Friday at the 6 train station at East 116th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem.

According to police, the alarming incident unfolded just after 2 p.m. on Friday near the 6 train station at East 116th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem.

Details of the Attack:

According to authorities, a man ran behind the 11-year-old girl and slashed her behind her ear, causing injury.

Following the attack, the victim was swiftly transported to Harlem Hospital for medical treatment. Fortunately, her injuries are deemed non-life-threatening, and she is expected to recover.

Law Enforcement Action:

Prompt action by law enforcement led to the apprehension of one individual in connection with the incident. However, further details regarding the suspect or motives were not immediately available.

Post Views: 114

Tags:

At LilliStar, a rooftop bar situated atop the Moxy Hotel in Williamsburg, a unique mixture

One of Japan's most renowned bread brands is recalling thousands of packages and offering rebates after the remains of a rat was found in its products.

Jacob Brown

Jacob Brown, the Chief Editor at NY Guardian Magazine, brings over a decade of media experience to his role. Renowned for his editorial integrity and commitment to excellence, Jacob has elevated the magazine with insightful analysis and comprehensive news coverage. His passion for investigative journalism and storytelling shapes the magazine's mission to inform and inspire its global readership.