VIDEO: A young man who brutally beat a 62-year-old man went to the police

(Video showing the moment of aggression.) Credit: Facebook)

A man went to the police after broadcasting a video where he appears brutally beating an old man of 62 years.

Before Laytee Knox-Hundley He went on Sunday, January 27 in the morning, while the authorities were looking for him to attack some of his neighbors in the lobby of a building in Brooklyn, New York.

The video of the moment, which was broadcast through Facebook Live, shows when the Lord Wilfredo Ace is knocked down with a punch in the face.
According to the first reports, the two live in the same building and argue. Although until now the reason has not been revealed.

However, the footage shows when Laytee lost control and flung himself on his older neighbor, that he hit the hook.

Although the video was interrupted at that time, the police explained that the young man continued to hit his older neighbor and that, despite the fact that the man was already shot, he had continued to give kicking the ground several times.

Supposedly, the lawsuit stopped when one of the spectators decided to intervene.

Moments before that, you can hear the laughter of some of the neighbors who live in the same building on Tompkins Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant. One of these neighbors stated that Laytee, before going to his apartment, had returned to the place where the man was lying and he spat before giving him one last kick.

The incident occurred on the night of Saturday, January 26 and soon after its posting on social networks, thousands of netizens expressed their indignation.

The images reached the New York police monitors, whose commander-in-chief expressed through his account Twitter the discomfort caused by the act of Laytee-Knox.

After suffering the wrath of his neighbor, Mr. Wilfredo Ace was taken to a hospital in the area. There, they told him that his nose was fractured and his orbital bone was broken.

After Laytee Knox-Hundley surrendered to the authorities, police said he had already been sentenced twice. One for the crime of theft.