In a terrifying incident, a woman was raped by a homeless man inside her own apartment in New York. The victim reportedly asked the molestor how much money it would take for him to stop the assault.
The incident took place inside a residential building on East Gun Hill Road near Putnam Place in Norwood. The accused has been identified as Kenneth Siriboe (21). A CCTV footage showing the suspect fleeing the scene has also surfaced on the internet.
According to New York Post, the accused entered the building around 5 AM and approached the woman. He allegedly covered her mouth with one hand and pressed his other hand against her throat. He then threw the woman to the ground and repeatedly punched her.
The accused then allegedly climbed on top of the victim and raped her. During the assault, she reportedly screamed and begged, “No, no! Please stop! How much can I give you to make you stop?"
After the attack, the accused allegedly took the woman’s Coach purse and wallet, which had $250 in cash, her ID and her keys, before fleeing the building.
Later, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) released a CCTV footage showing Siriboe running down the stairs of the building. In the video, he can be seen pulling up his pants with a towel draped around his neck.
WANTED FOR A Rape: on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at approximately 5:00 A.M., in the vicinity of East Gun Hill Road and Putnam Place, in the confines of the 52nd Precinct, a 36-year-old female victim was sexually assaulted by an unknown individual pic.twitter.com/hhkCCqUTZ3
The woman had bruises, swelling, and cuts on her body and was taken to the North Central Bronx Hospital. She is in stable condition, according to reports.
Details about how he gained entry into the building remain unclear but the reports indicated that he remained inside for a prolonged time before the attack.
The accused was arrested the following afternoon from another building in the Bronx, about two miles from the crime scene.
According to the report, he has been charged with rape, robbery, burglary, grand larceny and criminal obstruction of breathing. During his court appearance on Monday evening, the judge set his bail at $30,000. His next court date is scheduled for Friday, October 3.
