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Crime Usher Stomped To Death
- Thread starter Monkman777
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Crime
Downsey looking criminal spic shitskin, no surprise there....
nimblefingers
Two in the pink, one in the stink!
Just a typical fucking nigger. Would have been great if Mansons race war actually happened to eradicate these subhumans.
Bring back knee-on-the-throat. It was useful.
What say you @Nihilianth , looks degenerate enough to be you.
Back story:
www.independent.co.uk
Quote:
"A beloved Brooklyn security guard known for his faith and kindness was brutally beaten to death in a random subway attack after he held a door open for the man who killed him, police said.
Nicola “Nick” Tanzi, 64, was working at the Jay Street–MetroTech subway station on Tuesday when he was attacked by 25-year-old David Mazariegos, according to New York City police.
Tanzi, originally from Bari, Italy, had lived in New York City for about two decades, and was a fixture in Brooklyn’s Italian community and a devoted parish volunteer. He was known for his warmth and acts of kindness, but when he held open the subway emergency gate for Mazariegos, he was allegedly met with rage.
Mazariegos admitted to killing the victim “because he didn't like the way he looked at him,” officials told WABC. He allegedly pummeled, kicked, and stomped on Tanzi’s head up to 15 times before fleeing.
Paramedics rushed Tanzi to New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital in critical condition, but he was later pronounced dead.
Police circulated Mazariegos’ photo citywide before “eagle-eyed cops working near Times Square recognized this perp from the photos they had just received and immediately brought this dangerous criminal into custody,” said NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch in a post on X.
At the time of his arrest, Mazariegos was allegedly carrying four of Tanzi’s credit cards, including one he had just used at a nearby Target, and a katana-style sword with a 20-inch blade.
Authorities said Mazariegos has 17 prior arrests, including for assault and petit larceny. He is being held without bail and faces charges including criminal possession of a weapon."
For Tanzi’s friends and neighbors, the violence was incomprehensible.
“He was always kind,” Carmine Racaro, co-owner of Flowers By Emil near Tanzi’s Bay Ridge apartment, told the New York Post. “Always kidding around. He was like family to us.”
At St. Athanasius-St. Dominic’s Parish in Bensonhurst where Tanzi volunteered as an usher and attended Italian Mass three times a week, grief quickly spread.
“Nicola is for all purposes, one of the most congenial, friendly individuals that you could ever meet,” Deacon Anthony Mammoliti said. “If you were his friend, that was something very, very powerful. He’ll do anything for his friends.”
He recalled seeing Tanzi just two weeks ago – holding the door open for him.
“He volunteered to be an usher to take up the collection, and to assist anyone to find their seats in the church, open doors for the elderly women, the normal good things you’d expect from people,” he said. “If I had to sum up Nicola, I’d say he tried to live his faith … If he had survived the attack, I can assure you from my interactions with Nicola, in time he would have forgiven his assailant.”
Tanzi was also a lifelong member of Sacred Hearts & St. Stephen Church in Carroll Gardens, where he grew up and where he carried the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows in yearly processions.
Beloved NYC security guard beaten to death in random attack at subway station: cops
David Mazariegos allegedly told cops he attacked Nick Tanzi ‘because he didn't like the way he looked at him’
www.independent.co.uk
Quote:
"A beloved Brooklyn security guard known for his faith and kindness was brutally beaten to death in a random subway attack after he held a door open for the man who killed him, police said.
Nicola “Nick” Tanzi, 64, was working at the Jay Street–MetroTech subway station on Tuesday when he was attacked by 25-year-old David Mazariegos, according to New York City police.
Tanzi, originally from Bari, Italy, had lived in New York City for about two decades, and was a fixture in Brooklyn’s Italian community and a devoted parish volunteer. He was known for his warmth and acts of kindness, but when he held open the subway emergency gate for Mazariegos, he was allegedly met with rage.
Mazariegos admitted to killing the victim “because he didn't like the way he looked at him,” officials told WABC. He allegedly pummeled, kicked, and stomped on Tanzi’s head up to 15 times before fleeing.
Paramedics rushed Tanzi to New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital in critical condition, but he was later pronounced dead.
Police circulated Mazariegos’ photo citywide before “eagle-eyed cops working near Times Square recognized this perp from the photos they had just received and immediately brought this dangerous criminal into custody,” said NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch in a post on X.
At the time of his arrest, Mazariegos was allegedly carrying four of Tanzi’s credit cards, including one he had just used at a nearby Target, and a katana-style sword with a 20-inch blade.
Authorities said Mazariegos has 17 prior arrests, including for assault and petit larceny. He is being held without bail and faces charges including criminal possession of a weapon."
For Tanzi’s friends and neighbors, the violence was incomprehensible.
“He was always kind,” Carmine Racaro, co-owner of Flowers By Emil near Tanzi’s Bay Ridge apartment, told the New York Post. “Always kidding around. He was like family to us.”
At St. Athanasius-St. Dominic’s Parish in Bensonhurst where Tanzi volunteered as an usher and attended Italian Mass three times a week, grief quickly spread.
“Nicola is for all purposes, one of the most congenial, friendly individuals that you could ever meet,” Deacon Anthony Mammoliti said. “If you were his friend, that was something very, very powerful. He’ll do anything for his friends.”
He recalled seeing Tanzi just two weeks ago – holding the door open for him.
“He volunteered to be an usher to take up the collection, and to assist anyone to find their seats in the church, open doors for the elderly women, the normal good things you’d expect from people,” he said. “If I had to sum up Nicola, I’d say he tried to live his faith … If he had survived the attack, I can assure you from my interactions with Nicola, in time he would have forgiven his assailant.”
Tanzi was also a lifelong member of Sacred Hearts & St. Stephen Church in Carroll Gardens, where he grew up and where he carried the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows in yearly processions.
Gh05t999
Rookie
Is the criminal weapon his skin? 🤔
PokeyCactus
Forum Veteran
NYC is a complete shithole. It took 17 priors and the death of a good man to finally get no bail. The system completely failed Mr. Tanzi. I hope his family sues for millions against the city - and wins.
"17 prior arrests" - he's a criminal.
All blacks are criminals by default.
i was hoping it was Drake 🤣
17 prior arrests? Another sympathetic judge let this piece of shit roam free, like the case of the Nigger who murdered Iryna…these shits are of no use to this world, if you don’t want to send them to prison just fucking kill ‘em then, but don’t let them prey on innocent people…
I obviously really fucking turn you on, ya faggot. You dream of me and constantly place my face everywhere you can. Along with your gigantic collection of dick picks. The fm biggest fucking faggot I've ever run across in the internet.
tranny_fucker
NewbieX
Once you realize this is all being done on purpose is when you find true peace.
He's latino lol
nimblefingers
Two in the pink, one in the stink!
Close enough
He looks like a Mexi-Chink…maybe he’s Filipino?
Grand Mal Caesar
It's ALIVE!!! Shoot it again!
No. It is not close enough. Stereotypes and pointed epithets exist for a reason.
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