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The management company that runs the building, the Brodsky Organization, said Tuesday the men who watched the attack last week were terminated, according to CBS.
The broad-daylight assault, which was captured on camera, happened at 360 West 43 St. on March 29, when a 65-year-old woman was repeatedly stomped on by a man yelling "F–k you, you don’t belong here."
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The clip of the attack shows several men inside near the door, just feet away, but failing to do anything to help.
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The management company previously suspended the two workers after the attack, saying in a statement posted to Instagram that it "condemns all forms of discrimination, racism, xenophobia and violence against the Asian-American community."
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