In a horrifying video, a group of brave New Yorkers are seen rescuing a woman who was attacked by a man on a Brooklyn subway platform in broad daylight. And now, what happened after the ordeal might be even more upsetting than the suspect’s alleged assault caught on camera.
Fredrick Marshall is accused of following a woman, who was a complete stranger, on the Manhattan-bound J train platform at Norwood Avenue in Cypress Hills the morning of Sunday (July 6). According to reports, Marshall, who was wearing all white, started arguing with a 20-year-old woman.
The 42-year-old is accused of grabbing the woman as she tried to walk away, shoving her to the ground, and tackling her. The victim’s screams for help caught the attention of fellow train riders, and it didn’t take a group of men long to spring into action. In a now-viral TikTok video, men were seen hitting and pummeling the man, ultimately allowing the woman to escape. She could be seen crying while holding a phone as she ran to the end of the platform. She was treated for shoulder pain and minor injuries to her arms and stomach on the scene, police said.
The woman, who wants to remain anonymous, spoke out about the terrifying incident. She was on her way to her lifeguard job when she claims the man was “putting his arms around me, and I’m pushing him off of me and I’m like, ‘I don’t know you.’” She added: “When the train came, like I said, he got more aggressive, and that’s when he, like, bear-hugged me to the point where, like, my arms are restricted. The only thing he just kept saying was, ‘You’re mine now, you’re mine now, you’re coming with me, you’re coming with me.’”
Source: The Woman Attacked and Saved By Strangers on NYC Subway Platform, Speaks Out
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