Masked assailants brutally assault commuter in Queens

Queens police are actively searching for two “brutes” who viciously attacked a commuter in a subway station last week, leaving the victim shaken and without his necklace.

The harrowing incident took place around 5:40 p.m. on September 11, when a 26-year-old man disembarked from a Flushing-bound 7 train at the 52nd Street station in Woodside.

As he exited the train, he was suddenly confronted by two masked men who ambushed him in a shocking display of violence.

Witnesses report that the assailants ferociously punched the victim before making off with his necklace. Following the brutal attack, the perpetrators fled the scene on foot, leaving the victim and onlookers in disbelief.

Police urge anyone with information about the attack to come forward and assist in bringing these criminals to justice.

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