A homeless man held a bail of $ 8,000 in a 94 -year -old “shock” attack in New York City

A homeless man was held on bail of $ 8,000 on charges of shooting the lollipop A 94 -year -old doctor Outside the eastern Apple Apple store.

The authorities said that Louis Reynolds was arrested on Friday, three days after he believed that he had assembled the old in the face, causing the victim to fall inside the store on Madison Street near Al Sharq 74 Street.

Reynolds, 31, who has no known address, admitted that he is not guilty of second and third -class attacks during his simulation of night in the Manhattan Criminal Court early on Saturday.

Reynolds of Reynolds, wearing a black shirt and gray sports trousers, which impatiently shook, as the lawyer for the Legal Assistance Association claimed that the accused assault leads a “life attached to the law”, with vehicles in the delivery of Doordash, improving the home and construction work.

The lawyer insisted that Reynolds had a “stable stay”, but he admitted that the alleged Scofflaw was unprecedented in the homeless refuge that was included.

Ultimately, Judge Valentina Morales put the guarantee after identifying “Limited Relations” Reynolds with large contacts in apples and family in California made him “somewhat to fly.”

The victim recalled the “painful” experience during an exclusive interview with another Thursday, and he said he feared, “This may happen again for me or anyone else.”

The man, who only gave Moshe, purchased a new Apple Watch watch when the danger – who had already started a problem with other customers before his unpopular operation – was in the vestibule.

He said: “We were in (the store) for a long time, then we went to leave and … there was some shield. There was someone to do something for someone else.”

Moshe and his 78 -year -old girlfriend, Evala, were standing and waiting for the situation to get rid of when he came out of anywhere and entered the retired subcontractor.

“(Evlia) immediately ran after him, and in the meantime, I was dropping,” he remembered.

Moshe rejected medical attention at the scene, but he left with a bad bruise under the left cheekbone – and the constant shock.

“I am still aware, I still live the experience because it was a shock, and I find myself unable to react the way I wanted … is a kind of frustration.

Moshe said: “(I hope) in days and weeks, I will completely recover, but I am still under this feeling of insecurity, and perhaps if I walk on the street, this may happen again for me or another person.”