First Crime Due To Violence Against Panic Virus

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

In the first death due to violence due to the stress of the population due to the coronavirus outbreak, an elderly woman died after being assaulted for not maintaining the recommended social distance so as not to spread the feared Covid-19.

Janie Marshall of Williamsburg was waiting in a Brooklyn hospital yesterday for treatment for an intestinal obstruction and died because another patient hit her because, in her opinion, the granny was not keeping the 6-foot distance, the recommended distance between the people in these crazy times that run because of the coronavirus.

The 32-year-old assailant was awaiting psychiatric treatment and gave the victim a blow to the face after jumping from a nearby bed, multiple sources told the New York Post. That caused the old woman to collapse and receive a strong blow to the head as she fell to the ground.

While the aggressor was immediately removed from the hospital for her misconduct, they proceeded to scan the victim who died before the test, at 5:40 pm, of head injuries from the brutal fall.

The attacker explained that her motives for the fight was that the woman "did not keep the statutory distance of 6 feet," but later it was learned that the violent woman had seventeen previous arrests on her record, most for trespassing.

Neighbors of the deceased old woman's building described the victim as a charming woman who always helped others, who lived alone and had no children. "I was always wondering if there was anything she could do for me," said one of her neighbors. Another of the people in her building, Efrain Gómez, described Marshall as a very kind woman and commented that she looked very young for her age.