
Teens attack French tourist, 71, strolling in NYC, no arrests made: 'In Paris, I would have taken them'
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A 71-year-old retired lawyer from Paris was walking with his family in Manhattan when a group of teens attacked from behind. No arrests have been made.
The family of Giles Viguier, a retired lawyer from Paris, relayed to the N.Y. Daily News how a group of about five teenagers punched the elderly patriarch in midtown Manhattan, knocking him to the ground Saturday, while the French tourists were coming back from dinner during their week-long vacation in the Big Apple. Danielle Wallace is a reporter for Fox News Digital covering politics, crime, police and more. Story tips can be sent to danielle.wallace@fox.com and on Twitter: @danimwallace.
"They probably heard us speaking French and thought we were tourists," Viguier told Daily News Tuesday, speaking from his hotel.
"We were walking back from the restaurant when a bunch of teenagers came from behind," he said in French, with his son-in-law Michael Poret, 29, translating to the newspaper. "One of the teens pushed me and I turned around to get him to stop, and he punched me in the head and I went down."

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