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Two Men Ambushed and Stabbed By Assailants on Electric Scooter in Astoria Wednesday Night

The victims’ crashed vehicle (Citizen app)

Aug. 5, 2021 By Allie Griffin

Two young men driving through Astoria were ambushed and stabbed by a pair of assailants on an electric scooter Wednesday night.

The two men were driving a black sedan at around 8:30 p.m. down 30th Road near 23rd Street when two men on an electric scooter pulled up alongside the car and began attacking them, police said.

The assailants stabbed one of the men, 20, below his right eye and the other, 18, in his left arm and torso, police said.

The sedan then crashed into a concrete wall as the victims tried to flee. It’s unclear which victim was driving the sedan.

The 20-year-old was rushed to Elmhurst Hospital, where he is listed in stable condition, while the 18-year-old was rushed to Weill Cornell Medical Center where he is is in serious, but stable condition, police said.

The suspects took off on the scooter and abandoned it several blocks away.

Videos posted to the Citizen app show the victims’ crumbled vehicle on the sidewalk at the corner of 30th Road and 21st Street. The airbags had been deployed and police had roped off the street corner with crime scene tape.

It’s unclear what led to the assault. Police do not know if the victims knew their attackers at this point in the investigation.

Two Men Critically Injured After Double Stabbing @CitizenApp

30th Rd & 21st St Yesterday 8:31:52 PM EDT

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Joe

This is everyday now in Queens.
In the meantime, “progressive” politicians are keeping the thugs on the street, because they have “rights”. Or too busy explaining that they like to touch people and it’s Ok to do so, because Mom and Dad taught them.

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Ted

This has become just another daily crime here in NYC. Likely they won’t get caught and if they do it will be part of the catch and release program our mayor is so proud of. DeBlasio tries to blame Covid on NYC’s problems but anyone with half a brain knows it’s his policies and those officials that supported him. Soon NYC will look like Detroit at it’s worse.

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