Man Seen On Video Shoving 92-Year-Old To Ground Has Been Arrested More Than 100 Times

[MommyTutu]

So sad all around. I hope this man can get the help he obviously needs, before there are more victims.

[Lemons]

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

No, it's doesn't look obvious that anything is wrong with him. Making excuses for his crime and trying to make him the victim is not the answer.

Not making excuses. I just wrote what I read and saw. . What do you think a solution would be? I can’t think of one.

[Lexy]

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

He is also a registered S*x offender.

[Lexy]

Rashid Brimmage, 31, is a registered S*x offender who has been arrested 103 times, including for allegedly sexually abusing a 13-year-old. But he was given a court date for his three most recent arrests instead rather than be held in police custody until arraignment.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/registered-s ... ed-tickets

[Lemons]

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

He is also a registered S*x offender.

That’s from all his groping on subways. But what’s the solution? Our country doesn’t lock people up for life unless it’s murder. He’s obviously very disturbed. We don’t want him walking the streets.

I would think a locked psychiatric hospital for a long time period would be best but I don’t know why they haven’t done that previously.

[Francee89]

I’m glad the woman is physically okay (she seems feisty!) and I hope part of holding him accountable is ensuring he finally gets the help he seems to very obviously need.

[Lexy]

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

He is also a registered S*x offender.

That’s from all his groping on subways. But what’s the solution? Our country doesn’t lock people up for life unless it’s murder. He’s obviously very disturbed. We don’t want him walking the streets.

I would think a locked psychiatric hospital for a long time period would be best but I don’t know why they haven’t done that previously.

Abusing a 13 y/0 he should be in jail.

[KendallsMom]

I want to kick his ass.

[Mommamia]

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

He is also a registered S*x offender.

That’s from all his groping on subways. But what’s the solution? Our country doesn’t lock people up for life unless it’s murder. He’s obviously very disturbed. We don’t want him walking the streets.

I would think a locked psychiatric hospital for a long time period would be best but I don’t know why they haven’t done that previously.

Thanks to the do-gooders, we don't have anywhere near enough psych hospitals any more. Most hospitals these days don't even have a psych ward.

"The disappearance of long-term-care facilities and psychiatric beds has escalated over the past decade, sparked by a trend toward deinstitutionalization of psychiatric patients in the 1950s and '60s, says Dominic Sisti, director of the Scattergood Program for Applied Ethics of Behavioral Health Care at the University of Pennsylvania."

"State hospitals began to realize that individuals who were there probably could do well in the community," he tells Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson. "It was well-intended, but what I believe happened over the past 50 years is that there's been such an evaporation of psychiatric therapeutic spaces that now we lack a sufficient number of psychiatric beds."

[hotspice58]

Really? Cause when the criminal is white, it’s said 95% if the time that the person is mentally ill. Talk about a double standard.

I read a couple of articles on him. He’s supposedly diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was 18. Most of his arrests were jumping the turnstile in the subway, weed, groping women on the subway, trespassing. It looks like he’s been wandering the streets for over ten years, a very disturbed person. Police pick him up, arrest him, in and out, in and out.

Watching the video there’s obviously something wrong with him. His social worker claimed he couldn’t get his medication because of the virus but that sounds like his social worker sucks at her job. They’ll put him in jail for awhile. He’ll get out, probably sicker than he went in and on it will go.

What’s the solution for people like him?

No, it's doesn't look obvious that anything is wrong with him. Making excuses for his crime and trying to make him the victim is not the answer.