Genocidal ! Jewish couple attacked by man with dog, baseball bat in Santa Monica
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A chaotic and violent scene unfolded at a busy Santa Monica intersection on Sunday when a man shouting obscenities first chased a couple, then attacked them with his dog.
The suspect, identified as Tar Nay, faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats.
The incident happened around 5:20 p.m. at Broadway and the Third Street Promenade pedestrian mall. Video shared on social media shows the suspect first driving slowly through the intersection while brandishing a baseball bat and yelling at the couple.
Moments later, he gets out of the car and chases them while shouting “genocide” and “genocidal.” The couple believes they were targeted because they are Jewish.
After the initial confrontation, the suspect returned to his car, then came back with his dog which, according to Santa Monica police, bit the male victim on the thigh. He then got back into the car with the dog and drove away.
The victim was treated at the scene for a minor wound.
Police say the suspect was yelling at several people in the area and, at this point, they cannot say for certain whether the incident qualifies as a hate crime. They did not share how or where Nay was arrested. The dog, they said, was taken to a local animal shelter.
The suspect, identified as Tar Nay, faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats.
The incident happened around 5:20 p.m. at Broadway and the Third Street Promenade pedestrian mall. Video shared on social media shows the suspect first driving slowly through the intersection while brandishing a baseball bat and yelling at the couple.
Moments later, he gets out of the car and chases them while shouting “genocide” and “genocidal.” The couple believes they were targeted because they are Jewish.
After the initial confrontation, the suspect returned to his car, then came back with his dog which, according to Santa Monica police, bit the male victim on the thigh. He then got back into the car with the dog and drove away.
The victim was treated at the scene for a minor wound.
Police say the suspect was yelling at several people in the area and, at this point, they cannot say for certain whether the incident qualifies as a hate crime. They did not share how or where Nay was arrested. The dog, they said, was taken to a local animal shelter.
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