NYC Arrests Made on Dluston Street That Brutal Beating, Car Fire

New York City authorities He was arrested at the factory in an illegal street that took place in an illegal document that ended with a couple being brutally beaten and a neighbor’s car being set up by a group of rowdy drivers.

Justin Aguilera, who is 19, is facing charges including aggravated assault, violence, assault and trespassing, City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino said in a press release Thursday.

The charges came from a violent car in a violent meeting in the neighborhood of Queens in Malba around 12: 30 in the morning on November 3, where it is said that the husband and wife in the front yard of their home, according to the police. Aguilera was a person who was a person who was a great doer,” according to Paladino.

“We all saw the blurry videos,” Paladino said. “You know how difficult it was to track the car and follow the trail [license] the plate? [It] It wasn’t easy, but they got the job. We’re just getting started, but it’s a hell of a way to start. “

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A video was taken of this incident It shows cars doing donuts on a residential street as fireworks are set off, and neighbors’ cars going up in flames.

Larry Rusch, a private security guard who lives in the area, heard the commotion outside his home and went outside to find about 40 cars racing down the street, the New York Post reported.

In what was ultimately an attempt to defuse the situation, Rusch is reported to have parked one of his cars in the intersection to try to prevent the drivers from causing serious damage.

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“As soon as I did that, everybody started taking off,” Rusch said. “After that two people went up to the car. Somehow they threw some kind of fire or something again they lit the car up high. Then the melee started again. “

As the incident took place, blake ferrer, another resident of the area, was reportedly attacked by a violent mob while trying to Protect His Home.

“When I came out, I said, ‘Bro, you’ve got to get my stuff,'” Ferrer told the Post. “And that’s where it all started.”

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FookAge shows a large group of people descended on Ferrer and his wife in the couple’s front yard, leaving the man with a broken nose, shoulder and ribs.

Within a few hours of the beatdown, Aguilera was arrested for driving with a suspended license, which finally gave investigators the opportunity to track him down again, according to Paladino.

Authorities also seized a large utility vehicle used in an illegal covkever earlier this week, with Paladino adding that NPPD is currently tracking persons of interest as the investigation continues.

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Aguilera was scheduled to be removed from the high court room Friday morning. The NYPD did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

After the incident, Paladino said he would be working with the Department of Tourism and the NYPD to find out new infrastructure additions to help combat similar street ingredients.

“This is not over,” Paladino said. “And I’m not going to allow this until everyone is involved and involved.”