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Perv Arrested After Groping 58-Year-Old Woman In Times Square



A man dressed as video game character Super Mario has been arrested for
allegedly groping a woman in New York City's Times Square making the second
arrest of a character in months.

Damon Torres, 34, of North Bergen, New Jersey, was charged with forcible
touching on Wednesday after first allegedly blocking the woman's path, an
NYPD spokesman said.

Police say Torres, disguised in the full-body red and blue costume, grabbed
the 58-year-old woman's thigh in front of 4 Times Square, also known as the
Conde Nast building, before walking away.

This wasn't the woman's first alleged encounter with the man according to
the victim.

'She said she had similar encounters with the character. She said she was
offended,' a Times Square Alliance security guard who assisted the woman
told the New York Daily News

The woman notified police officers, who arrested Torres at the famous
tourist attraction.

Torres - who according to his Facebook page played as an extra in the
Batman Dark Knight Rises movie - was also charged with marijuana possession.

But Mario's arrest was not the first for the otherwise cuddly-looking
characters that swarm Times Square posing with tourists for pictures for
tips - nor in recent months.

In September a red-suited Elmo was angrily hauled off in handcuffs after
allegedly yelling anti-Semitic rants at passersby.



That man’s arrest, identified as 48-year-old Adam Sandler - not the
comedian - followed a similar one in Central Park which led to his
hospitalization for a psychiatric evaluation.

Sandler was last seen out west in California, performing similar rants in a
San Francisco park as SFGate reported
with the caption: 'Run, don't walk, if you see this man.'



Yet not altogether with the fornicators of this world, or with the covetous, or extortioners, or with idolaters; for then must ye needs go out of the world


But now I have written unto you not to keep company, if any man that is called a brother be a fornicator, or covetous, or an idolater, or a railer, or a drunkard, or an extortioner; with such an one no not to eat.


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