‘F***ing Chinese, go back to your country’: 13-year-old racially attacked in Flushing playground

Facebook
X
LinkedIn
Threads

A 13-year-old boy has been racially attacked in Flushing.

The young boy was playing basketball at Bowne Playground, located at 142-20 Barclay Ave on Wednesday evening at 630pm when the incident occurred.

Three other teens engaged in an argument with him, pushing him to the ground.

When the boy tried to get up, the teens repeatedly threw a basketball at him, striking him the face and head.

He suffered pain and swelling in the face.

“Stupid, f—–g Chinese. Go back to your country,” the teens allegedly said to him.

NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force are investigating the incident but no arrests have been made.

The incident follows a series of recent attacks on Asian Americans.

Most recently, a 28-year-old Asian mother has died in a fatal shooting in Compton.

In Atlanta, eight women were shot and killed at three massage parlours.

Elsewhere, an Asian college student was slashed in the hand while she was walking home in Brooklyn.

Additionally an Asian gas station owner was pepper sprayed by a racist customer in Oakland.

Meanwhile, in New York City, a woman was caught on camera spewing racist hate towards a Korean American couple.

In San Francisco, an elderly Asian woman managed to fight back and hospitalised her attacker.

In other news, Captain Jay Baker has been removed as spokesperson on the Atlanta shootings due to insensitive comments.

Author
Facebook
X
LinkedIn
Threads

Stay Connected

Latest news

More From Resonate
Singapore could consider chemical castration to combat sex crimes if evidence proves it reduces offending, says Home Affairs Minister K
Timothy Koh directs Pangdemonium’s final production, Come From Away, 25 years after 9/11. Read about the musical’s message of humanity,
Hong Kong filmmakers are facing tighter censorship, shrinking output and growing pressure from mainland China, but some say the city’s
Michelin-starred chef Mory Sacko’s Food Samurai heads to Disney+ in the U.S. and Canada, following his first culinary journey through
Can a pop group rely on the pocket money of children while selling songs built around adult innuendo and porn
China’s take on Tom and Jerry is drawing harsh reviews, with critics saying Forbidden Compass buries the classic duo under
Chloé Zhao reflects on manga dreams, directing Marvel’s Eternals, and her Venice Film Festival masterclass.
Lea Salonga became the first Filipino to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, drawing cheers at a