April 21, 2021
BROOKLYN, New York—Within 24-hours after multiple articles were released about the vicious attack and tragic death of a cat named Ponzu and the beating of his owners in a Brooklyn park on Easter Sunday, Asian netizens have methodically identified those responsible and promised complete financial destruction of their lives.
One suspect apparently works for FedEx ground, according to his Facebook page. Multiple Asian netizens stated, “I know people in management. He’ll be fired by the end of the week.”
Another suspect identified as 42-year-old Evelyn Serrano was arrested by the NYPD and charged with assault, according to NYC reporter Janine Phakdeetham.
ChaRee Pim wrote on her Facebook page on Monday, detailing what happened to her friend, now identified as Suchanan Aksornnan, also known as Chef Bao Bao on Instagram.
Pim wrote the couple took their dog, two cats, and a bird on an evening stroll on April 4 in a Brooklyn park when a random boy approached them. The boy—who looks like he was around 12-years-old—“snatched and pulled the [cats’s] leash up…into the air” before dropping the cat.
The cat named Ponzu tried getting away but the boy allegedly stepped on the leash.
However, Ponzu still managed to get away, but when the couple realized his back was bloodied, they turned their attention to the suspect.
The boy ran to his family and began acting like the victim, according to Pim. The boy’s mother began verbally harassing the couple.
“You don’t blame me, you’re the one who was wrong. Why did you take a cat [for a] walk?” she allegedly yelled. “This is what you [get] when you walk you f*****g cat b***h!”
“The family not only did not offer any apology nor remorse,” Aksornnan told the outlet. “They immediately began a verbal abuse which escalated into a physical assault. I got punched and kicked by three women.” Her boyfriend sustained a broken nose and needed surgery the next day, she added.
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