Tourists Charged With Assaulting New York Restaurant Host Who Asked For Vaccine Proof

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Starting this week, New York requires people dining at restaurants indoors to show proof of at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

The 24-year-old host at Carmine’s, an Italian restaurant on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, was struck multiple times with closed fists, resulting in bruises and scratches on her face, chest, and arm, and a broken necklace, police said.

Cellphone video shows the tourists nearly knocking over the host stand as the worker tried to back away. The assailants responded by grabbing at her neck and chest, the video shows. The women, aged 49, 44, and 21, all residents of the Houston area, were charged with assault and criminal mischief. Carmine’s on the UWS says a hostess was assaulted after asking a group for proof of Covid vaccine to eat inside. “It’s a shocking and tragic situation when one of our valued employees is assaulted for doing their job - as required by city policies...”

 

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