Evidently one of the officers didn't tell the complete truth, as it's now being reported that he may have hit and kicked the car.
ANYways... if there is ANY ray of sunshine in an otherwise dark and dreary story, it is the guy who intervened. His name is Sergio Consuegra, and he stepped in between the driver and the bikers and probably saved that guy's life.
"On Thursday, the NYPD released the photo of the Good Samaritans who were key witnesses to the assault. They were on their way to church when they saw the angry group of bikers descending onto a black Range Rover with a flat tire in Washington Heights.
"At that moment, nobody's stepping in," says Consuegra.
Consuegra said he had no other choice but to jump in when he saw Rosalyn Ng being dragged out of the SUV by a big bikers, and says the young mother was told "you're going to get it, too".
"He grabbed the lady by her arms real loud," Consuegra adds.
A crowd then gathered and started yelling "Not the lady", so he stopped.
Consuegra then jumped in between the biker who was smashing Lien with his helmet, and it was all over.
"I felt tense. I felt that God was with me there," says Consuegra. "I said stop it, let it go. And then somehow one of them moved started moving and I said yeah this is enough now."
"At that moment I said oh I gotta do something, there's a famly in danger here," Consuegra added, "And they're gonna get killed, nobody intervened in this situation and nobody stepping in."
Consuegra says he wishes he could have done more. "
The part I like most about this piece of the story is this guys stepped in with massive courage, possibly saved this family, and then left. He didn't wait around to be a big story. The police had to SEARCH for him. Dude's got character. And balls.