Terrible Moment Florida Man SHOELACE Woman Strangles Woman in Random Attack at Miami Bus Stop Before She’s Saved by a Good Samaritan
- Aaron Quinones, 27, has been charged with attempted felony after allegedly trying to strangle an unidentified 26-year-old woman with a shovel.
- The attack happened near Miami International Airport on January 2 at around 11 a.m.
- It does not appear that the couple knew each other and police are currently investigating Quinone.
- When the woman tried to run away, Quinone attempted to strangle her and repeatedly punched her in the face
- A passerby pulled Quinone away from him and saved him. He too left the spot before the police arrived
a Florida A man at a Miami bus stop attempted to strangle a woman with a shoelace in a horrific random attack near the airport.
Aaron Quinones, 27, has been charged with attempted felony murder after allegedly trying to strangle an unidentified 26-year-old woman at a bus stop near Miami International Airport around 11 a.m. on January 2.
It doesn’t look like the pair knew each other.
The woman, who appeared to be on her phone and had her belongings, knew that Quinone was behind her when he attacked.
Video footage shows Quinones – who is on her way to or from the airport because she had a neck pillow on her backpack – quietly walking behind her and using her arms to wrap the makeshift noose around her neck. was quietly following him before spreading.
Aaron Quinones, 27, has been charged with attempted felony murder after allegedly trying to strangle an unidentified 26-year-old woman at a bus stop near Miami International Airport around 11 a.m. on January 2.
Tightening the temporary noose he is seen pulling the woman towards him before climbing up
Woman struggles to get quinones off her
The woman looks back at him as he climbs up, pulls him to her side on the bench as he tightens his grip on her.
The pair scuffled for a moment, before Quinone repeatedly punched the woman in the face as she shooed her attacker away.
The woman is saved by a bystander wearing a green T-shirt, who approaches the couple waving their arms before pulling Quinone behind her, then the video cuts.
Miami-Dade Police Officer Angel Rodriguez said, “If it weren’t for a Good Samaritan, who basically prevented this man from attacking this victim, the outcome would have been worse.”
Police said Quinones had “run away on foot” when a bystander pulled him away from the woman.
The woman was treated on the spot by the fire rescue team and the extent of her injuries is unknown.
When she started fighting back, he punched her in the face several times
A bystander dressed in a green shirt pulled over Quinone before fleeing from the woman’s spot. The spectators also left the spot before the officers arrived.
The spectators left before the police arrived and now the authorities are pleading for help from the public to identify them.
An investigation into Quinones is still ongoing, and no motive for the attack has been shared.
He is being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on $250,000 bond.
DailyMail.com contacted the Miami-Dade Police Department for comment.
Crime is active within the country, according to Miami-Dade Police, with a total of 28 violent crimes and 50 nonviolent crimes occurring in the first two days of the year.
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