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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Unprovoked assault of 71-year-old New Haven man... "told the elder white male that he shouldn’t be “in his park where young black kids are playing.”

"His park" and he had weapons, voter ID and multiple aliases. Sounds like exactly the type of 'voter' Eric Holder wants to protect. m/r

Allegedly unprovoked assault of 71-year-old New Haven man leads to multiple charges
Jorge DelaPaz  8-27-13
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NEW HAVEN >> Police arrested a 35-year-old New Haven man on gun charges among others after an allegedly unprovoked attack on a 71-year-old man.

Jorge DelaPaz was arrested on charges of assault in the third degree of an elderly person, carrying a dangerous weapon, carrying a pistol without a permit, criminal posession of a pistol and interfering with police.

Police say on Sunday, the elder New Haven man was eating a hamburger in the Goffe Street Park following a Toni Harp mayoral campaign-sponsored event that afternoon when he was approached by DelaPaz. Police say DelaPaz told the elder white male that he shouldn’t be “in his park where young black kids are playing.” When the man refused an order from DelaPaz to pick up a football, DelaPaz punched the man multiple times in the face, knocking him to the ground, police say. Several witnesses supported the victim’s account of the unprovoked attack, police say.

Upon police arriving at the scene at around 3:40 p.m., DelaPaz fled the scene on foot. When he was apprehended, police say he resisted and injured the leg of a responding officer. Police detained DelaPaz and say they found a Sig Sauger P239 handgun, a set of brass knuckles and a voter registration card in his bookbag. DelaPaz gave multiple false names before his identity was determined. Police say DelaPaz is a convicted felon.
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