Man found naked and beaten in Rockland County
The victim told police several people attacked him and then stole his Honda Accord.
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Mar 1, 2021, 3:18 PM
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A
man was found naked and beaten in Rockland County on Sunday night.
Clarkstown
police say the man was assaulted in New City around 7 p.m. near Ridge
Road and Route 304.
The victim
told police several people attacked him and then stole his gray Honda Accord.
Anyone with
any information is asked to call the Clarkstown Detective Bureau (845) 639-5800
or submit an anonymous tip on the TIP- 411 app.
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