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Three NYC migrants charged with domestic violence over the weekend
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September 25, 2023
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0:42Now PlayingA migrant staying at an emergency shelter in Queens was busted for allegedly attacking his wife there over the weekend, officials said Monday — as two other asylum seekers were hit with domestic violence charges in separate incidents at the packed Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan.
An allegedly drunken Milton Vargas-Torapanta, 31, was charged with slugging his wife in front of the couple’s 11-year-old daughter at the hotel-turned-shelter in Long Island City shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday, according to police.
Vargas-Torapanta’s 27-year-old wife said she lay down in bed with her intoxicated husband when he “began striking her with a closed fist” in their sixth-floor room at the migrant hotel on 21st Street near 41st Avenue.
Vargas-Torapanta, identified by sources as an asylum seeker housed in the city, was charged with assault, harassment and acting in a manner injurious to a child, police told The Post on Monday.
Manhattan prosecutors on Monday also released new details of two separate domestic violence arrests at the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown over the weekend.
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