The perv who allegedly focused a teen on the way in which to high school within the Bronx Thursday coerced her right into a wooded space by threatening to reveal embarrassing images of her – after which made her strip off her shirt earlier than committing a lewd act after which providing her $20, legislation enforcement sources mentioned.
Oneil Kennedy, 45, approached the 14-year-old sufferer as she walked to the close by Bronx Alliance Center College round 8:20 a.m., authorities and sources mentioned.
He allegedly pressured her right into a secluded space in Seton Falls Park with the risk, “I’ve an image of you and your folks. When you don’t need me to indicate it, comply with me,” the sources mentioned.
As soon as there, the sicko allegedly informed the woman to carry up her shirt earlier than masturbating in entrance of her, authorities and sources mentioned.
He then gave the shaken teen $20 and informed her, “I’ll see you on Monday earlier than fleeing,” in keeping with the sources.
The sufferer – who was not bodily injured – then confirmed up at her college and reported the incident to her instructor, the sources mentioned.
Cops caught as much as Kennedy about 11 hours later, and he was charged with endangering the welfare of a kid, public lewdness, stalking and harassment, police mentioned.
Kennedy has seven prior arrests, together with a Bronx forcible touching bust from 2010, the place the sufferer was solely 16, cops mentioned.
The newest assault got here a couple of month after one other Bronx sicko — Xavier Chapman, 30 — allegedly stormed as much as a 19-year-old lady sitting on a park bench in Belmont and compelled himself on her, authorities mentioned.
He was arrested and charged with rape, sexual abuse and harassment, police mentioned.
And in Brooklyn, alleged serial creep Justin Lee, 22, tried to rape a 12-year-old woman inside a Coney Island house constructing earlier this month — lower than every week after he was sprung with out bail in a pair of eerily comparable assaults, authorities mentioned.
