No Charge for Beating Holocaust Survivor

If a Holocaust survivor nearly a century old is severely beaten in public, the culprit is punished. Unless of course the culprit qualifies as defective and is thereby above the laws of mere mortals.

Montreal resident Hanka Fogelman, 92, called for a cab operated by Société de transport de Montréal (STM), a transit service provided by the city for individuals with physical and mental disabilities. En route to visit her daughter, she shared the vehicle with a woman, who sat in the passenger seat, and her eventual attacker, a man who sat with her in the back.

The attacker was known to be dangerous. The driver warned Fogelman that he was “aggressive” — which soon proved to be true.

“He started hitting me. Punching me,” Fogelman said. “The blood started coming out from my nose. I didn’t know what to do.”

The assault came with no warning.

Now for the moonbattery:

A Montreal police spokesperson told CBC the assailant has an intellectual disability and won’t be charged with a crime.

No doubt he is still lurching around loose. He may assault another elderly lady tomorrow, and another the day after.

Meanwhile, people are blaming the driver.

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