Sherlock Arana, a 37-year-old man with 20 prior arrests, including multiple hate crimes, was arrested for shoving 70-year-old Janet Parvizyar in a Manhattan subway station. The attack occurred as Parvizyar enjoyed her trip in New York, and she expressed disbelief at the leniency shown toward repeat offenders like Arana. His violent past includes attacks on women he believed were of Indian descent, leading to a criminal history that raises alarms about potential future violence. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about criminal justice and public safety in urban areas.
"I don't understand, why did they let them go like this? I mean, they have to do something about this. He's going to kill somebody." Janet Parvizyar expressed her concerns about the alleged attacker and the criminal justice system.
"I hate Indian people," Arana allegedly shouted during a previous attack, showcasing his disturbing history of hate crimes, including assaults based on perceived ethnicity.
Arana's criminal history is extensive, including nearly two dozen arrests and multiple hate crime convictions, raising serious questions about public safety and the effectiveness of current laws.
After being pushed into a wall, Parvizyar fell to the ground and described the attack as 'suddenly' happening without provocation, emphasizing the randomness of such violence.
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