Horror in New York Park: Minor Girls Attacked, One Shaved Bald by assailants

In a chilling incident that has shaken the community, two minor girls were attacked in a New York City park on the evening of May 20, 2025. The assault, which occurred in a usually bustling recreational area, has raised serious concerns about public safety. According to police reports, the victims, aged 14 and 15, were ambushed while walking together after dusk. The assailants, described as a group of three unidentified individuals, subjected the girls to a horrifying ordeal, including physical assault and a shocking act of humiliation—one of the victims had her head shaved bald. The incident has sparked outrage and prompted urgent calls for enhanced park security.

Details of the Attack
The attack took place in a wooded section of the park, where visibility is low after sunset. The assailants reportedly approached the girls under the pretense of asking for directions before launching their assault. The victims sustained minor physical injuries, but the psychological trauma, particularly from the act of shaving one girl’s head, has left deep scars. Witnesses reported hearing screams but were unable to intervene in time. The attackers fled the scene before police arrived, leaving behind a razor and other items now under forensic analysis. Authorities are investigating whether the attack was random or targeted, with no clear motive yet established.

“If you scream, I will kill you,” said Teddy Moussignac, according to the criminal complaint

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Community and Police Response
The incident has galvanized the local community, with residents demanding increased patrols and better lighting in public parks. The NYPD has released a statement urging anyone with information to come forward and has increased its presence in the area. Community leaders are organizing vigils to support the victims and their families, while counseling services have been offered to help the girls cope with the trauma.