Asian man randomly body slammed by crazed attacker in New York City

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An Asian man was body slammed in New York City by a crazed attacker.

The incident occurred on Monday afternoon at the corner of 72nd Street and Lexington Avenue in Upper East Side.

Video footage shows the attacker following the Asian man, who is much smaller than him. As the victim attempts to walk away, the suspect follows him closer and slams him into a glass storefront.

The victim tries to run away but is chased by the suspect. Fortunately, a good Samaritan intervenes and other strangers protect the victim.

“I’m gonna kill somebody, get out of my face,” the suspect is heard shouting.

A witness said the man also tried attacking her too, and yelled about Chinese, Spanish and white people.

Police have not yet classified the attack as a hate crime and are seeking the public’s help in identifying the man.

The incident follows a surge in attacks on Asian Americans across the country, including an Asian woman who was hit in the face in Philadelphia.

In California, Vietnamese family was tied up in their own home by robbers who stole their entire life savings in Oakland, California.

Also in California, an elderly Asian American woman was kicked in the face by a suspect who was on parole for fatally stabbing his mother.

Meanwhile, a Japanese American man was randomly punched in the face whilst walking in Washington D.C.

In San Francisco, a 19-year-old Asian hate crime victim was shot in the eye. and in LA, a 28-year-old Asian mother died in a fatal shooting in Compton.

Also in San Francisco, an Asian woman was attacked and dragged by a getaway car.

Additionally, a 13-year-old boy was racially attacked in Flushing.

An Asian American mother was also stabbed to death by a homeless woman in Riverside, and a woman in Seattle was arrested and charged with a hate crime for threatening her Asian American neighbour.

Most recently, a racist woman was caught making racist comments on a picture of a 2-year-old Asian girl, whilst a 70-year-old Mexican American woman was attacked and hospitalized in LA after being mistaken for an Asian woman.

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