Group of women dressed in green bodysuits attack women on the NYC subway
A video captured a group of women dressed in neon green bodysuits who began to assault two women on the New York City subway
The New York City Police Department arrested a fourth suspect in the so-called "Green Goblin Gang" attack on two women on a Manhattan subway train.
Police confirmed to Fox News Digital that Dariana Peguero, 26, was arrested and charged with robbery.
According to FOX 5, Peguero surrendered herself to authorities over the weekend and was let go under supervised release.
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Peguero and three others – Emily Soto, 34, Ciante Alston, 26 and Mariam Issouf, 26 – have been charged in connection with an Oct. 2 assault on a platform at the 42 Street-Times Square subway station.
Dariana Peguero is seen in a police image of four women who were allegedly part of a group of suspects in neon-green bodysuits that attacked two women on a subway train. (Fox New York )
The two 19-year-old female victims told officers they had been engaged in a verbal dispute with a group of unidentified individuals.
The victims were pushed and punched as they tried to enter a train car and had items stolen from them, police said.
A group of six women wearing neon green bodysuits attacked two 19-year-old women aboard a New York City subway over the weekend. (Reddit/RoBoyJones)
The suspects, who were wearing neon-green bodysuits, fled the location, but the attack was recorded on video.
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Both victims sustained minor injuries and refused medical attention.
New York City police released images of four women who were allegedly part of a group of suspects wearing neon-green bodysuits while attacking two women on a subway train. (Fox New York )
Last week, police said the four suspects live in New York City Housing Authority's Queensboro Houses in Long Island City.
Issouf's attorney, John Russo, previously told Fox News that his client did nothing wrong and that one or two people in the group had a "bumping incident" after filming a video for social media.
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"My client was not involved in any fight. When the train reached the next station, she is seen exiting and saying she wants nothing to do with the violence inside the train," he said. "She surrendered herself as soon as the police contacted her."
Fox News' Bradford Betz contributed to this report.
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