Thursday, September 29, 2011

Rapist scared off in Whitestone


From the Daily News:

Racing to rescue a helpless woman from the clutches of a would-be rapist, Bryan Teichman had just seconds Wednesday to decide whether he should start yelling - or revert to his Marine training and attack the man.

"My gut said to scream first, to avoid the conflict," said the 31-year-old Queens resident. "So I screamed, you know, some profanities, but basically: 'Get off her!'"

That was enough, police said, to send the suspect running - and for Teichman to be hailed as the city's newest hero.

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

the rapist will be back, just like the rest of the shit that flows in your cesspool city

Anonymous said...

Where in Whitestone did this happen???

Anonymous said...

Engaged & committed. This man was engaged to help the victim and took the right decisions to do so to help the victim be freed from the rapist immediately.

Anonymous said...

When they catch him, they should castrate him with a blunt object and then cut of his tongue so that he cant utter a sound ever again. Then they should cut off his left foot and half his left leg. Amputate his right arm and his left hand. this way this animal can never harm anything ever again.

Alfredo said...

I hope our elected officials honor this guy for saving this womans life. I am sure they will.

I invite all the Whitestone Civic and Community groups to get together and thank this guy as a community.

He is a fine example of what our community is about and what all communities should be about. Helping eachother out and not turning a blind eye.

Anonymous said...

Uh, does it not strike anybody as very strange that the artist's depiction of the rapist looks EXACTLY like this guy????

Anonymous said...

Brian doesn't have salt and pepper hair, his eyebrows and width of his jaw are different and he wasn't wearing a red shirt and jean shorts.

Anonymous said...

this is a great man for geting involved

We want AL said...

I hope our elected officials honor this guy for saving this womans life. I am sure they will.

I invite all the Whitestone Civic and Community groups to get together and thank this guy as a community.

He is a fine example of what our community is about and what all communities should be about. Helping eachother out and not turning a blind eye.

Yet again well said AL.........

Anonymous said...

Great Job! - but I don't know that I would want the reqard of my picture under the title "Rapist ..."

Deke DaSilva said...

I'll let an anonymous comment left on a NY Times blog speak for me:

Whenever terrorists attack one of the first things the left worries about is that the victim will "overreact" in their response.

This same line of thinking is how the left became known as the party soft on crime. Whenever someone is raped, the left just wants to make sure that the rapist is not handled roughly by the arresting officers, that the rapist is questioned properly, that people understand the rapist had a tough childhood, that people understand the rapist could have gotten help but Reagan cut the program which would have helped him, that the rapist gets a fair jury, judge and trial and that the rapist does not get an unfairly long sentence, and then when the rapist gets out that he is not unfairly discriminated against as a sex offender in the community, and you know those sex offender registrations go too far and make it so those poor rapists don't get a chance to rehabilitate themselves, and on and on.

This is always the first instinct of the left: to worry about the rights of the offender, what caused the offender to do what they did, and finally to make sure the offender is not subjected to an overzealous retaliation. This--among other things--is why the left is perceived as soft on crime and soft on National Security.
” –

Comment posted on NY Times blog after an Islamic terrorist group attacked the Taj Hotel in Bombay, India

Anonymous said...

And where was that "competent police force" at the time of the attack?

When a nabe makes it its business to put out a vibe that it's tough and will take care of its own....would be criminals tend to shun it!

And that's a well proven fact.

i.e.
street crime isn't tolerated in
"protected" neighborhoods like Bensonhurst, Bay Ridge, Little Italy, etc.

And it ain't the police force that's doing the main protecting there.

Alfredo said...

Thing is we have a sick individual on the loose in the neighborhood. We all need to be vigilant and keep our eyes open. If you think you see this vile piece of shit, call 911 immediately.

Plaster the area with flyers, watch out for each other, and be alert.

He needs to be caught and he will. Again the guy who helped this woman did what needed to be done, the only shame is that the Police didnt get there in time to catch him. Lets hope he is caught before he strikes again. Stay alert.

Cherokeesista said...

And for Our Hero Bryan ;-) SEMPER FI Brother .....

Anonymous said...

Remember the guy in Brooklyn who did the same thing to a guys sister? No you dont, why? because we took care of him ourselves. nothing elsed eva happened here.

Anonymous said...

The good samaritian does look alot like the rapist...I thought I was the only reader who thought that....really weird...