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Amazon
hunted
Wolves
combed
as
HORROR
CENTRAL
as cops
PARK
HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK
cops
IN
the
out
reualsnd.
Sunday, April 23, 1989
DAILY NEWS
5.
HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK
Wolves
hunted
as cops
combed
By PATRICE O'SHAUGHNESSEY
and DON SINGLETON
Daily News Staff Writers
It was 10 p.m. Wednesday
when the night in Central
Park turned the corner from
wild, random violence to the
brutal horror that left the cily
revulsed.
They were a gang, out for a
night of "wilding."
They had beaten people,
with fists and a 12-inch
length of lead pipe wrapped
in black tape. Now, they were
ready for more.
"Let's go get ourselves a
woman," one of the leaders of
the pack said.
What follows, based on in-
terviews with police and wit-
nesses, is an account of what
happened.
***
At 8:30 p.m. the sky was
cloudless, the temperature 56
degrees. About 17 boys gath-
ered at 117th St. and Madison
Ave. Some were as young as
12, some as old as 17.
A girlfriend of one of the
boys said that Yusef Salaam,
who was later arrested, was
carrying both a knife and a
12-inch length of lead pipe in
his pocket - a pip
intended to use in a fight that
never came off.
"Let's go wilding." one boy
said.
"Let's go get joggers and
steal bikes," another said.
They were off toward Fifth
Ave, and the park.
At the northeast corner of
the park, they met a group of
16 boys their own ages.
Antron McCray, 15, of W.
111th St., exulting about the
large number of boys in the
group, counted heads. "It was
like, Lookit, there's so many
of us! Let's go kick ass," one
detective said.
he had
Man spared
At 8:50 p.m., near the Con-
servatory Gardens at 105th
St. and the East Drive, they
spotted a Hispanic man walk-
ing alone. He was spared
"I know him, leave him
alone," one boy hollered, and
the pack moved on.
Five minutes later, at 8:55,
they found an elderly His-
panic man, alone and home-
less, carrying a sandwich and
a beer in a paper bag at the
104th St. level of the East
Drive. The boys grabbed the
bag, roughed the man up and
poured beer over his head.
At 9 p.m., a police vehicie
cruised along on patrol along
the East Drive. The boys
dropped to the ground until St
had passed, then split into at
See GANG Page 34
Sunday,
April
23,
1989
DAILY
NEWS
5.
HORROR
IN
CENTRAL
PARK
Wolves
hunted
as
cops
combed
By
PATRICE
O'SHAUGHNESSEY
and
DON
SINGLETON
Daily
News
Staff
Writers
It
was
10
p.m.
Wednesday
when
the
night
in
Central
Park
turned
corner
from
wild,
random
violence
to
brutal
horror
that
left
cily
revulsed.
They
were
a
gang,
out
for
of
"wilding."
had
beaten
people,
with
fists
12-inch
length
lead
pipe
wrapped
black
tape.
Now,
they
ready
more.
"Let's
go
get
ourselves
woman,"
one
leaders
pack
said.
What
follows,
based
on
in-
terviews
police
wit-
nesses,
is
an
account
what
happened.
***
At
8:30
sky
cloudless,
temperature
56
degrees.
About
17
boys
gath-
ered
at
117th
St.
Madison
Ave.
Some
young
12,
some
old
17.
A
girlfriend
said
Yusef
Salaam,
who
later
arrested,
carrying
both
knife
his
pocket
-
pip
intended
use
fight
never
came
off.
wilding."
boy
joggers
steal
bikes,"
another
off
toward
Fifth
Ave,
park.
northeast
park,
met
group
16
their
own
ages.
Antron
McCray,
15,
W.
111th
St.,
exulting
about
large
number
group,
counted
heads.
"It
like,
Lookit,
there's
so
many
us!
Let's
kick
ass,"
detective
he
Man
spared
8:50
p.m.,
near
Con-
servatory
Gardens
105th
East
Drive,
spotted
Hispanic
man
walk-
ing
alone.
He
"I
know
him,
leave
him
alone,"
hollered,
moved
on.
Five
minutes
later,
8:55,
found
elderly
His-
panic
man,
alone
home-
less,
sandwich
beer
paper
bag
104th
level
Drive.
The
grabbed
bag,
roughed
up
poured
over
head.
9
vehicie
cruised
along
patrol
dropped
ground
until
St
passed,
then
split
into
See
GANG
Page
34