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Man allegedly touched woman’s rear repeatedly on 7 train: NYPD

Photo of suspect released by NYPD

Oct. 5, 2017 By Nathaly Pesantez

Police are on the lookout for a man who is allegedly touched a woman’s rear repeatedly while aboard a 7 train, police said.

The incident took place inside a Manhattan-bound 7 train at 5:10 p.m. on Sept. 27, where a 30-year-old victim alleged that the man repeatedly touch her buttocks, according to police. The man left the train when it pulled into Willets Point subway station in Flushing.

The suspect is described as male, 55 years of age, Indian, and with a medium complexion. He is 5’11” in height, weighs 240 pounds, and has brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen wearing a gray and white striped shirt.

Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS or for Spanish 1-888-57-PISTA (74782).

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Me

I don’t believe half of these unless they have proof, what will they do when they catch this guy? Her word against his? Waste of police force. Unless there are strangers/commuters who can back up this woman’s story, you just posted a picture of an innocent man online and his son/daughter/wife/etc will feel ashamed for no reason. The real crime is posting pictures of “alleged” suspects (double whammy) without any evidence.

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A.Bundy

the good news is that if he is innocent, he can sue all of the media outlets for defamation.

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Anonymous

why is it there are some men that are so pathetic and desperate that the feel the need to grope and rub up against women in public?? its disgusting and has been going on ever since public transportation has been invented ugh

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Kramden's Delicious Marshall

Duno why Sunnyside Post approves these comments with useless apologies for potential harassers and in addition to the typically coded racial language.

I’m trying to imagine being the woman who made the report, then seeing it here on this site, then reading the comments. If someone pulled this type of BS w/ someone I know — I’d stick up for them. Sad there are seemingly so many cowards nearby.

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Wouldcyde

Yes the 7 gets packed but the arm not holding a pole or your phone stays down, palm in. That’s how you consciously avoid these incidents.

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A.Bundy

the best way to avoid these incidents is to move out of this cesspool poophole of a city. it’s horrible living in nyc!

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ref

I’m not going to say that this man did not do it.
He looks guilty.
But I would like to bring the reader’s attention to the fact that during rush hour women and men alike get touched during rush hour whether we like it or not. Not to mention that most people have no idea where to put their hands in a packed train, and people get shoved into other peoples.

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Anonymous

I’m not going to say that this man did not do it. He looks guilty.
But I would like to bring the reader’s attention to the fact that during rush hour women and men alike get touched during rush hour whether we like it or not. Not to mention that most people have no idea where to put their hands in a packed train, and people get shoved into other peoples.

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