Asian woman punched in the face after leaving anti-hate rally in Manhattan

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It happened late Sunday morning in Manhattan.

The 37-year-old woman, who did not want to be identified, was leaving an Asian American rally in Union Square with her 7-year-old daughter at the time of the attack.

She sprained her ankle, is on crutches, and still has bruises and lacerations on her face.

She says the man approached her and asked for her sign. She thought he was heading to the rally so she gave it to him and that's when she saw him tearing it up and stuffing it a trash can.
When she asked him to stop, he hit her twice in the face, so she chased him.

"He was destroying the sign and trying to put it in the trash can, so I walked forward and towards him saying, 'What are you doing?' And he just came in front of me and punched me in the face, and then I think I stopped for a little bit, and then I chased him. And there were some people around as well, and I just wanted to get him and call the police", the victim said.

Several good Samaritans did rush to the woman and child's aid and managed to get cell phone video of the attacker. They said the suspect appeared to be emotionally disturbed.

Police say it was the 22nd assault on a member of the Asian community this year. Over the weekend, a 66-year-old man was punched in Chinatown and a 54-year-old woman was struck in the face with a metal pipe by a man yelling slurs who was later apprehended.

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Asian woman punched in the face after leaving anti-hate rally in Manhattan

No proof the attack was a hate crime or racially motivated