A 61-year-old man who was sucker-punched in the head and knocked unconscious while walking along a street in Bedford-Stuyvesant died five days later, the NYPD announced Thursday.
A 61-year-old man who was sucker punched as he walked along Bedford-Stuyvesant died five days later, said police.
A 61-year-old man who was sucker-punched in the head and knocked unconscious while walking along a street inVictor Vega of Lexington Avenue in Brooklyn was seen on surveillance video walking alongside and talking with two suspects when one of them suddenlyOne of the suspects then rummaged through Vega's pockets before handing something to the other suspect. Get breaking news alerts in the
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