A 17-year-old Ukrainian man was brutally beaten in Brooklyn, permanently losing the sight in one eye.

17-year-old Ukrainian Valentin was the victim of a brutal attack in Manhattan Beach Park in Brooklyn. He was the first рассказал Details of the incident. The teenager suffered serious injuries and permanently lost the sight in one eye. Police are continuing to search for the attackers and are asking for witnesses to assist with the investigation.

During a meeting with New York State Assembly member Michael Novakhov, Valentin provided details of the attack and described the alleged perpetrators. attackersIt all happened on the evening of June 30th in Manhattan Beach Park.

According to Valentin, three young men first approached him and his friends. During their conversation, they called someone.

Then two more joined them, and later several more came running people.

According to the teenager, there were about ten attackers in total. After being hit with brass knuckles, Valentin fell to the ground.

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“Then they just started beating me,” he added, noting that at the same time they were beating his friend, who was not seriously injured.

What did the attackers look like?

Valentin said most of the attackers were wearing white T-shirts and shorts. One of them wore a black T-shirt.

They weren't wearing caps.

The teenager noted that the young men initially spoke English, but then switched to Russian. Valentin assumed the attackers were from Uzbekistan.

In his opinion, they did not speak English very well, so he assumes that these guys could have arrived in the United States relatively recently.

He estimated the age of the attackers at approximately 18–19 years.

Of the special features, Valentin remembered one young man with hair about ear-length and another with a stocky build and short hair.

Police are asking for witnesses to come forward.

Michael Novakhov visited Valentin and his family, after which he asked the townspeople to assist the investigation.

If you were in or near Manhattan Beach Park on the day of the attack, or recognize someone matching the teenager's description, law enforcement is asking you to contact the NYPD's 61st Precinct at (718) 627-6611.

Investigators emphasize that even minor information can help identify the attackers and bring them to justice.

This incident sparked widespread public outcry. It once again drew attention to safety issues in New York City parks and the problem of teen violence.