Trump executive body-slammed me to the ground, claims New York mother of two
- 8 years ago
NEW YORK — A Trump Hotels executive accused of slamming a woman to the ground got off lightly when he was only issued a desk ticket, according to his alleged victim.
Mother of two Sheneik McCallum, 27, claims 34-year-old Nathan Crisp assaulted her on March 27, the New York Daily News reported.
Crisp's LinkedIn profile listed him as vice-president of revenue management and distribution at Trump Hotels before it was deleted, according to the New York Daily News.
The alleged incident happened outside the high-end Avalon Fort Greene apartment complex in Brooklyn on Easter Sunday.
McCallum said she pulled over outside the luxury condo building to make sure the baby seat in her car was securely fastened, according to the New York Daily News.
Crisp allegedly yelled at McCallum to move, before blocking her in with his own vehicle. McCallum claims the Trump executive grabbed her and pushed her to the ground.
McCallum also alleges Crisp picked her up and body-slammed her.
Police took Crisp into custody and issued him a desk ticket. He will answer misdemeanor assault charges in court on May 2.
Crisp told the New York Daily News in an email that he was innocent of all charges.
Lawyers for McCallum said Crisp should have been put through the system like everybody else, the New York Daily News reported.
Crisp's boss Donald Trump has been dogged by violence during his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Fights have broken out at recent Trump rallies between supporters and opponents of The Donald. Meanwhile, journalists have complained about heavy-handed security at Trump rallies.
Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was last week charged with battery after allegedly assaulting former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields.
Fields resigned from the conservative website along with several other journalists over Breitbart's failure to stand behind her after the incident.
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Mother of two Sheneik McCallum, 27, claims 34-year-old Nathan Crisp assaulted her on March 27, the New York Daily News reported.
Crisp's LinkedIn profile listed him as vice-president of revenue management and distribution at Trump Hotels before it was deleted, according to the New York Daily News.
The alleged incident happened outside the high-end Avalon Fort Greene apartment complex in Brooklyn on Easter Sunday.
McCallum said she pulled over outside the luxury condo building to make sure the baby seat in her car was securely fastened, according to the New York Daily News.
Crisp allegedly yelled at McCallum to move, before blocking her in with his own vehicle. McCallum claims the Trump executive grabbed her and pushed her to the ground.
McCallum also alleges Crisp picked her up and body-slammed her.
Police took Crisp into custody and issued him a desk ticket. He will answer misdemeanor assault charges in court on May 2.
Crisp told the New York Daily News in an email that he was innocent of all charges.
Lawyers for McCallum said Crisp should have been put through the system like everybody else, the New York Daily News reported.
Crisp's boss Donald Trump has been dogged by violence during his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Fights have broken out at recent Trump rallies between supporters and opponents of The Donald. Meanwhile, journalists have complained about heavy-handed security at Trump rallies.
Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was last week charged with battery after allegedly assaulting former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields.
Fields resigned from the conservative website along with several other journalists over Breitbart's failure to stand behind her after the incident.
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