Steve_McGarrett
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- Jul 11, 2013
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So skinny homonazi thinks he's going to stand up to a big feral black man at a bar and it's not going to get physical because he (the homonazi) thinks he's somehow in control? Yea right!
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An NYPD spokesman said an investigation is ongoing, but that the incident was not currently being investigated as a hate crime.
The incident began at approximately 11 p.m. when the couple finished up their drinks at the restaurant at 261 Eighth Ave. where they had gone to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Snipes said. The couple had been at XES Lounge earlier that night, but moved to Dallas BBQ in search of their cheap margaritas, Snipes said.
At the restaurant, Snipes got a text about a death in his family and needed to leave the restaurant quickly, he said. As he headed out, he accidentally knocked over a drink, he said.
"A table near us audibly started making pretty gross comments about the two of us like, 'White f----ts, spilling drinks,'" Snipes said.
"I don't let anyone talk to me like that. I went over there and asked, 'What did you say about us?'" he added.
Snipes said he's 140 pounds, never thrown a punch in his life and felt he posed no physical threat to anyone at the table, especially the two large men there — one of whom stood about 6 feet 4 inches, according to police.
"I may be a mouthy broad, but I wasn't going to take it to that level," Snipes said.
One of the men stood up and escalated the verbal confrontation, Snipes said.
"He turned it into a physical altercation very quickly," he added.
The man knocked Snipes to the ground and started kicking his face and spine, knocking loose one of his teeth, snapping the cartilage in his ear and bruising his head, he said.
He shouted, "Take that, f----t," according to Snipes.
Onlookers shouted "Stop! Stop! Stop!" according to a second video posted to YouTube by Isaam Sharef, who also took the Instagram video. He didn't respond to requests for comment.
"At some point, the guy stops kicking me in the face. He's won," Snipes said.
"[York-Adams] gets me up. But as he tried to get me away, that's when the other dude hits him with the chair," Snipes said.
York-Adams took the brunt of the hit and was knocked to the ground, but the chair also hit Snipes who then slumped into a nearby chair, visibly dazed.
An onlooker rushed up and took a cellphone photo of Snipes, video shows.
"They hit us hard and then they wouldn't stop. I was hobbling away and they came and attacked us again," Snipes added.
"We were just trying to get away from it," he added.
The attackers fled the scene as the couple awaited police and medical crews, police said. The attackers had not been arrested as of Wednesday morning, police said.
Dallas BBQ did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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An NYPD spokesman said an investigation is ongoing, but that the incident was not currently being investigated as a hate crime.
The incident began at approximately 11 p.m. when the couple finished up their drinks at the restaurant at 261 Eighth Ave. where they had gone to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Snipes said. The couple had been at XES Lounge earlier that night, but moved to Dallas BBQ in search of their cheap margaritas, Snipes said.
At the restaurant, Snipes got a text about a death in his family and needed to leave the restaurant quickly, he said. As he headed out, he accidentally knocked over a drink, he said.
"A table near us audibly started making pretty gross comments about the two of us like, 'White f----ts, spilling drinks,'" Snipes said.
"I don't let anyone talk to me like that. I went over there and asked, 'What did you say about us?'" he added.
Snipes said he's 140 pounds, never thrown a punch in his life and felt he posed no physical threat to anyone at the table, especially the two large men there — one of whom stood about 6 feet 4 inches, according to police.
"I may be a mouthy broad, but I wasn't going to take it to that level," Snipes said.
One of the men stood up and escalated the verbal confrontation, Snipes said.
"He turned it into a physical altercation very quickly," he added.
The man knocked Snipes to the ground and started kicking his face and spine, knocking loose one of his teeth, snapping the cartilage in his ear and bruising his head, he said.
He shouted, "Take that, f----t," according to Snipes.
Onlookers shouted "Stop! Stop! Stop!" according to a second video posted to YouTube by Isaam Sharef, who also took the Instagram video. He didn't respond to requests for comment.
"At some point, the guy stops kicking me in the face. He's won," Snipes said.
"[York-Adams] gets me up. But as he tried to get me away, that's when the other dude hits him with the chair," Snipes said.
York-Adams took the brunt of the hit and was knocked to the ground, but the chair also hit Snipes who then slumped into a nearby chair, visibly dazed.
An onlooker rushed up and took a cellphone photo of Snipes, video shows.
"They hit us hard and then they wouldn't stop. I was hobbling away and they came and attacked us again," Snipes added.
"We were just trying to get away from it," he added.
The attackers fled the scene as the couple awaited police and medical crews, police said. The attackers had not been arrested as of Wednesday morning, police said.
Dallas BBQ did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
