Hate Crime in Philadelphia: Mob of 10 Black Kids, 8-14 Years Old, Attack White Couple with Brick; NBC10 Refuses to Report Essential Facts of the Crime

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Thanks to my partner-in-crime, David in TN, for this article.

Note that, since the attack occurred a block away from campus, it will not be included in the Clery Reports that Temple, like all colleges, is federally mandated to compile. Most of the racist black thugs who prey on white college students lurk just off campus, where security is weak to non-existent.

A news video available at the original article, shows the white arms of the boyfriend talking to the NBC reporter, but refused to identify the attackers, or report what they were yelling at the victims.
 

Temple Student Attacked with Brick
By Alison Burdo
| Sunday, Mar 23, 2014 | Updated 8:11 AM EDT
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Nefertiti Jaquez, NBC10.Com

A 19-year-old Temple University student is recovering from an assault that dislocated her teeth and caused multiple other facial injuries. NBC10's Nefertiti Jaquez speaks with the victim's boyfriend, who was also jumped by the group.

Attacker Smashes Temple Student with Brick

A 19-year-old Temple University student suffered serious facial injuries after an attacker hit her with a brick only a block from campus Friday.

The student was walking with her 20-year-old boyfriend, who also attends Temple, near 16th and Norris streets around 6 p.m. when a group of about 10 teens and young children began taunting them, according to sources.

The group of attackers consisted of boys and girls ranging in age from about 8 to 14-years-old, according to the victim's boyfriend.

"A couple of them started to grab at her earrings and her hair," he said. "My instinct was to stop them from hurting us and leave and get away."

He says he asked the group to back off, but his request went unheard [correction: ignored] as a female member of the group took a brick and smashed his 19-year-old girlfriend in the face.

"Her teeth were out of place," he said. "It was terrible, it was terrifying."

The victim's teeth were dislocated and she suffered multiple other facial injuries.

She was rushed to Hahnemann University Hospital, where she underwent emergency surgery to save and align her teeth.

"What scared me most," he said, "was that there were a lot more of them than us.
So even though they were small kids, if they all had bricks, I might not be here talking to you right now."

The victim, who has been discharged from the hospital, was unable to speak to police Friday due to her injuries.

Officials with Temple University were unaware of the attack until NBC10 contacted them for a comment.

Temple police only respond to off-campus crimes if officers from the 22nd District request assistance, according to a school spokesman.

Investigators are still searching for the attackers.