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11-year-old NYC school girl thwarts attempted kidnapping with amazing act of bravery

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New York Post – News
“11-year-old NYC school girl thwarts attempted kidnapping with amazing act of bravery”

The pre-teen was walking at the intersection of Bruckner Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue in Mott Haven around 5 p.m. Tuesday when the would-be abductor grabbed her wrist, attempting to take her with him, police said.

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“Brave 11-year-old NYC girl recalls shoving creep who tried to hug, kidnap her after school: ‘I was scared’”

“He was like, ‘can I have a hug?’ I was like, ‘no, no thank you,’” 11-year-old Fatima told The Post.

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