Mother Assaulted and Injured by Unstable Person on NYC Bus Criticizes Biden and Eric Adams for City’s Lack of Safety Control!
CNS News– A Bronx mother of two, Stephanie Aquino, aged 33, found herself in a harrowing ordeal while commuting on a rush-hour MTA bus in New York City. Aquino recounted the terrifying incident to The Post, expressing her prayers for the safety of her 3-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter throughout the ordeal.
The incident occurred around 5:15 p.m. on a Friday when Aquino was traveling on a crowded Bx2 bus. She initially heard mumbling from another passenger, which escalated when the individual proceeded to touch her inappropriately. Despite her attempts to address the situation with the driver, the aggressor continued his unacceptable behavior, even attempting to strike Aquino.
As the bus approached the intersection of East Tremont Avenue and Grand Avenue, the situation intensified. Aquino, fearing for her safety and that of her children, resorted to prayer. However, the assailant escalated the situation by physically attacking her, ultimately dragging her off the bus and inflicting severe injuries.
Aquino’s recounting of the events highlights the immediate danger she faced and her desperate attempts to protect herself and her family. Despite her efforts to defend herself, no one on the bus came to her aid, leaving her vulnerable to the assailant’s violent actions. The aftermath of the attack left Aquino in physical pain and emotional distress, with lingering anxiety and fear.
Mom groped, slashed by unhinged creep on NYC bus unloads on Biden, Eric Adams for losing ‘control’ of city https://t.co/5dSkSGHvMy pic.twitter.com/Q2ehRxDHUm
— New York Post (@nypost) February 28, 2024
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She emphasized the need for increased safety measures in New York City, calling on President Biden and Mayor Eric Adams to regain control of the city. Aquino’s concerns extend to the criminal justice system, expressing frustration with what she perceives as leniency towards violent offenders.
The NYPD has released a description of the attacker, who remains at large, urging anyone with information to come forward. Aquino’s traumatic experience serves as a stark reminder of the importance of ensuring the safety of all commuters in the city.