A Hate Crime Against a Straight Man
Dwayne Buckle was attacked by seven NJ lesbians and then stabbed in the stomach with a steak knife by one of the women. He calls the attack "a hate crime against a straight man."
Buckle, 29, said he was in a hospital for five days and in bed at his Queens home for a month after undergoing surgery for a lacerated liver and stomach. He said he also suffered cuts, bruises, scratches and an eye injury in the attack.Currently on trial in New York are Patreese Johnson, 20, Renata Hill, 25, Venice Brown, 19, and Terrain Dandridge, 20, all of Newark, N.J..
The defendants are charged with first- and second-degree assault and gang assault. Johnson, accused of stabbing Buckle, also is charged with second-degree attempted murder.Tony Blair has an explanation for cases like this.
Three of the seven women pleaded guilty to assault charges in exchange for sentences of six months in jail and five years probation.
