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The man arrested in the chemical spray attack is being held in New York in what is being investigated as a hate crime.
Thomas J. Heard, 37, [who has evidently not taken the time to change his name to something more feminine] was arrested after allegedly threatening someone with a sharp object in the Bronx. The victim worked with police to track him down.
Authorities believe that Mr. Heard also was responsible for dousing a man with a pepper spray-like substance at the 125th St. subway station of the A/C/B/D lines on Friday, then running out into the street and spraying five more white people.
Soon after, he allegedly attacked another woman waiting for the No. 1 train at W. 96th St. and Broadway. Then, around 2 p.m., a fake woman appearing to be Heard can be seen on a surveillance video violently kicking a stranger, Denise Galloway, in the leg before spraying her and her boyfriend.
"All of the sudden, I hear this woman yell at me from behind, 'I hate you, you expletive expletive!'," Galloway told ABC 7. "I saw her pull something out of her pocket. I didn't know if it was a gun, I didn't know if it was a knife -- I didn't know what she had." She sprayed Galloway's boyfriend, Joe Barbuto, in the eye. Heard then appears to chase Barbuto down the street and spray him again.
"She says 'I'm gonna pepper spray you' and she came around and she actually got me across my face," Barbuto said, unaware of Heard's true gender.
Police say they believe Heard's actions were racially motivated, because all of his victims were white. When police arrested him, they recovered pepper spray and a pair of scissors. He has reportedly been charged with assault as a hate crime, menacing as a hate crime, harassment as a hate crime and assault with criminal possession of a weapon.
Soon after, he allegedly attacked another woman waiting for the No. 1 train at W. 96th St. and Broadway. Then, around 2 p.m., a fake woman appearing to be Heard can be seen on a surveillance video violently kicking a stranger, Denise Galloway, in the leg before spraying her and her boyfriend.
"All of the sudden, I hear this woman yell at me from behind, 'I hate you, you expletive expletive!'," Galloway told ABC 7. "I saw her pull something out of her pocket. I didn't know if it was a gun, I didn't know if it was a knife -- I didn't know what she had." She sprayed Galloway's boyfriend, Joe Barbuto, in the eye. Heard then appears to chase Barbuto down the street and spray him again.
"She says 'I'm gonna pepper spray you' and she came around and she actually got me across my face," Barbuto said, unaware of Heard's true gender.
Police say they believe Heard's actions were racially motivated, because all of his victims were white. When police arrested him, they recovered pepper spray and a pair of scissors. He has reportedly been charged with assault as a hate crime, menacing as a hate crime, harassment as a hate crime and assault with criminal possession of a weapon.
But no worries. Heard is at the zenith of the intersectional hierarchy and if he is actually found guilty of a crime against white people, there will be hell to pay.
"Hands up. Don't spray."
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