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Two Suspects Identified After 77-Year Old Beaten
Prosecutors say the victim suffered broken bones and was hospitalized for at least a week, and they are seeking $200,000 bail for the suspect.
- Surveillance video released by Seattle police shows two men violently beating a 77-year-old man near Third Avenue and Pike Street in downtown Seattle during an unprovoked attack.
- The victim sustained a broken arm, a broken knee, and a forehead gash, requiring at least a week of hospitalization. Recovery at age 77 is significantly harder than for younger patients, officials noted.
- Real-Time Crime Center footage captured suspect Abdullahi Osman attempting to kick the defenseless victim before he "casually walked away." Despite video evidence, Osman denied any involvement when questioned by police.
- Witnesses pointed Osman out to officers near a McDonald restaurant, leading to his arrest. Prosecutors subsequently charged the 29-year-old with second-degree assault.
- Prosecutors requested bail be set at $200,000 for Osman, with his arraignment scheduled for May 13 to address the second-degree assault charge.
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