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Monday, December 28, 2009

More to the Story: Cyan Brown

In response to the Cyan Brown story:

I used to use this train station every day to commute to Manhattan and I am not shocked at all by what happened to this young woman. These guys who hang out in front of that train station are getting more bolder by the day. One can only wonder if there's more to the story, but being that I am familiar with this train station, I don't doubt anything at all. During the summer time, while buying a metro card, I've was grabbed and told "One of my boys wants to rape you" by a group of guys hanging out in that station. Snapping a picture of these guys would probably result in physical injuries or getting your phone broken, so I unfortunately, that was something I wouldn't even think of doing. Needless to say, I no longer use that station. I walk 6 blocks to the 2nd nearest train station just to be on the safe side. I would not be surprised if the same guys who used to harass me are the ones involved in that article.

Submitted by Jasmine