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Cops: Woman trapped in bathroom stall, beaten at Midtown bar

Cops: Woman trapped in bathroom stall, beaten at Midtown bar

A woman was severely beaten in the bathroom of a Midtown bar early today after rejecting a patron’s request for a dance, police said. The 30-year-old woman, who has not been named, told cops the unidentified attacker followed her into a...  Read Full Story

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