400px | 125th Street in East Harlem, NYC. Police in New York are searching for three teenagers accused of setting a homeless man in New York City on fire yesterday. Homeless advocates are calling this incident one of the most senseless and severe acts in recent memory. Mary Brosnahan, the executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless said, "I haven't heard of an incident like this in many years in New York." "It's a shame. He doesn't bother anybody," said Gary Williams. Another resident said, "They don't have no respect for life itself." Pastor Ariel Soto said "it's an act of evil." Officials say that Najera suffered second and third degree burns to nearly seventy-five percent of his body.
300px | 125th Street in East Harlem, NYC. Police in New York are searching for three teenagers accused of setting a homeless man in New York City on fire yesterday. Homeless advocates are calling this incident one of the most senseless and severe acts in recent memory. Mary Brosnahan, the executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless said, "I haven't heard of an incident like this in many years in New York." "It's a shame. He doesn't bother anybody," said Gary Williams. Another resident said, "They don't have no respect for life itself." Pastor Ariel Soto said "it's an act of evil." Officials say that Najera suffered second and third degree burns to nearly 75 percent of his body.
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