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    Meanwhile in the Democrat hellhole of New York City…

    A homeless career criminal with a history of assaulting women was arrested for attacking a beautiful NYU student on the street.

    45-year-old James Rizzo slapped NYU student Amelia Lewis and pulled her hair on Monday morning while she was walking to class.

    Rizzo, who has 16 prior arrests, assaulted a 68-year-old woman walking on Fifth Avenue just days before he assaulted Lewis, according to The New York Post.

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    The New York Post reported:

    The homeless career criminal accused of randomly assaulting an NYU student on her way to class committed an eerily similar attack just days earlier in Manhattan, cops said Wednesday.

    James Rizzo, 45 – who has 16 prior busts on his record – allegedly shoved a 68-year-old woman as she walked on Fifth Avenue, near West 47th Street at, around 8:45 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, police said.

    Rizzo is accused of striking the victim with his elbow – without warning – so violently that she fell to the ground, and suffered a small cut, according to cops.

    The unhinged perp’s spree continued on Monday morning, when he allegedly came up behind 20-year-old Big Apple coed Amelia Lewis on Broadway near Astor Place, slapped her head and buttocks and pulled her hair in a shocking attack, police said.

    He was charged Tuesday with assault in both incidents, facing additional raps of persistent sexual abuse and forcible touching in connection to the attack on Lewis.

    “I just really want to emphasize how not okay this is,” Amelia Lewis said in a social media post.

    “I’m honestly still in shock, but I’m more enraged that things like this are able to happen in this city, and we really need to do something about it because this is unacceptable,” she said.

    NYU student assault pic.twitter.com/LxFhzmiafM

    — Amelia Lewis (@AmeliaLewi33832) December 1, 2025





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