The attack seemed to be unprovoked and the motive for the attack on these two employees is still unknown.
According to detectives, a male and a female worker were approached by two unknown male individuals inside an office on Long Island. Surveillance video shows two employees being assaulted by two unknown individuals on Tuesday around noon at 1265 West Broadway in HewlettIn the video, a 45-year-old male and a 59-year-female can be seen talking at a desk. Moments later, two male individuals with masks on enter the room and the four begin to interact.
The female victim suffered head pain, a swollen face, and a cut on the lip, and was treated at the scene by Nassau County police medics. The male victim had no apparent issues.
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