The New York Police Department is seeking public assistance in finding a man who made antisemitic remarks and spat on a pedestrian, the law enforcement agency said on Saturday.The 65-year-old victim was walking in Manhattan when a man approached him, made antisemitic remarks and asked “should I slap or punch you in the face.”When the "apparently" homeless victim attempted to walk away, the suspect pulled down his face mask and spat in the pedestrian's face.NYPD, Police Officers stand guard near an entrance to the George Washington Bridge in New York, U.S., May 15, 2024. (credit: David Dee Delgado/Reuters)How is the victim after the incident?"The victim was annoyed and alarmed and did not sustain any injuries," said NYPD.The investigation is ongoing and being managed by the NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force.

Police are searching for a suspect who spit on a man’s face and yelled “Hitler was right” during an antisemitic attack on the Upper East Side last month, according to police and sources. The suspect pulled down the 65-year-old man’s face mask and spit on him while he was

Cops released footage of the on-the-loose suspect, who had two metal water bottles hanging over his neck, in the hopes someone recognizes him.

The NYPD is on the hunt for a hateful suspect that spewed antisemitic comments at a 65-year-old man and spit on the victim’s face on the Upper East Side last month. The suspect approached the man around 4:10 p.

The NYPD is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying an individual sought for questioning in connection to an alleged antisemitic harassment incident incident that occurred on the Upper East Side of Manhattan last month.