Posted on 08/19/2006 11:22:36 AM PDT by Arec Barrwin
Girls gone wilding
BY VERONIKA BELENKAYA, PETER KADUSHIN, AUSTIN FENNER and CARRIE MELAGO, DAILY NEWS WRITERS
Saturday, August 19th, 2006
A gang of petite but ornery lesbians pummeled and stabbed a DVD bootlegger in the West Village early yesterday after he tried to pick up one of the women - and then spat on her when she rebuffed his advances, police and witnesses said.
Wayne Buckle, 28, was jumped by the women at 2 a.m. in front of the IFC movie theater on Sixth Ave. after allegedly cursing a 19-year-old gay woman because she rejected him.
"She's my girl, and no one hits on my girl!" one of the women yelled during the bloody beatdown, a police source said.
The women - all from Newark - whipped Buckle with belts before 4-foot-11 Patreese Johnson allegedly stabbed him in the belly with a steak knife, police said.
"He called us [homophobic slur] and he said he was going to f- us all," one of the women said hours later as cops led the seven suspects out of the 6th Precinct stationhouse.
"He spit on us and threw a cigarette," another woman said. "This is a hate crime."
Buckle, a fixture on W. Third St. and Sixth Ave., was in critical but stable condition at St. Vincent's Hospital Manhattan's intensive care unit with tubes snaking into his mouth and his eyes swollen shut.
Witnesses said Buckle, who lives in Queens, had approached Johnson as the Newark women walked by the movie theater, witnesses said.
When Buckle hit on Johnson, she explained that she wasn't interested in men. Apparently offended, he spat on her, witnesses said.
Moments later, Johnson's six friends - ranging in age from 18 to 31 - pounced, police said.
Johnson allegedly pulled a knife and stabbed Buckle.
"He was in agony. He was bleeding a lot," said Diego Rodriguez, 60, who works at a nearby newsstand and called 911. "He made the mistake of spitting at one of them. They beat him up bad with belts, kicked and punched him."
Johnson allegedly tossed the knife under a nearby car as the group sprinted toward W. Fourth St., where they were apprehended by cops, police said.
All the women were charged with gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon. They were awaiting arraignment last night.
Wow. Hey dude, I hate to burst your bubble but had she been REALLY gay, she would not have been sending you good vibes. She may have been Bi but GAY? Not!
The lesbians I’ve known, as friends, co-workers and neighbors do not play with guys even for sh!ts and giggles.
Since admittedly you were just trying to get some action perhaps you read her common civility as being some sort of invitation to getting on the horizontal bop. Hey I don’t blame you; guys and even some gals are prone to this sort of misinterpretations especially when alcohol is involved.
Guy says, “Hi how are you?” Gals says, “I’m good. How are you?” Guy thinks “She wants me bad. I’m a stud,” Gal thinks, “He’s cute and so nice to say hello. I want to go shopping now. I need new shoes. Maybe he’ll ask me out, take me to a nice restaurant, and admire how great I look in my new shoes and how thin they make me look. After we’ve dated for a while and he professes his undying love for me, I’ll spend the night.” Guy says.” Hee Hee. I’m gett’n some!”
I don’t really want a gay boyfriend but until I meet the guy who responds to “hello” with something other than ” Hee Hee. I’m gett’n some!”, shopping for shoes is more appealing since I’m older, have plenty of disposable income and don’t need a “quicky” with some stud who won’t remember my name the next day.
I thought Hinn was Lebanese.
And then one of the frenzied femmes says, "nobody be hitting on my hoe" -- she didn't say, "ou, you threw cigarettes on us!" or , "yo, nobody be spittin on da beyotch!"
Do you get my drift?
...that could not get the lesbians and the Lebanese straight.
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