Family Remembers Queens Sucker Punch Victim ‘He Was The Best Man I Knew’

The NYPD is looking for a killer who walked up to a stranger and punched him for apparently no reason.

Authorities are looking for two suspects in connection with the sucker punch attack of a Queens man just after midnight on June 26th. His family says he had taken a bus home after attending a Baltimore Orioles game.

The NYPD released new surveillance video Wednesday of the assault, which police said happened outside 64-year-old Patrick Gorman’s home on the corner of Queens Boulevard and Main Street just after midnight on June 26.

In the video, police said a man can be seen approaching Gorman and punching him in the head, knocking him to the ground. The man is then joined by a woman and calmly walks away as Gorman is seen struggling to get up.

Gorman was taken to Jamaica Hospital, where he died nine hours later after suffering a stroke and brain hemorrhage. {snip}

Patrick Gorman

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Police described the first suspect as a black man in his 30s with short hair. {snip}

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