Dem NYC Councilwoman Allegedly Sunk Her Teeth Into Cop During Homeless Shelter Protest
Democratic councilwoman Susan Zhuang allegedly bit a deputy New York City Police Department (NYPD) chief during a protest against a newly built homeless shelter in Brooklyn Wednesday morning, according to the New York…


Democratic councilwoman Susan Zhuang allegedly bit a deputy New York City Police Department (NYPD) chief during a protest against a newly built homeless shelter in Brooklyn Wednesday morning, according to the New York Post.
She allegedly bit Deputy Chief of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South Frank DiGiacomo on the arm in an attempt to obstruct law enforcement from reaching another protester, the outlet reported. “Biting a cop is a felony,” a source close to the New York City Council (NYCC) told the New York Post. “We need to back the blue, not bite the blue.”
The councilwoman is a member of the NYCC’s Common Sense Caucus, which claims in their mission statement to try to “ensure that New Yorkers are able to enjoy a safe and secure city.”
Local residents in Bensonhurst are protesting a homeless shelter that was being opened at 5AM with NO consent from the community, or their Council Member Susan Zhuang! Zhuang stood up for her community, and was arrested this morning protesting this shelter. WE STAND WITH SUSAN… pic.twitter.com/tCdTYD0jCp
— Curtis Sliwa (@CurtisSliwa) July 17, 2024
The protest broke out after construction began on a nearby homeless shelter designed to house up to 150 adult men, according to the New York Post. Local residents opposed the shelter saying that it could, as the New York Post put it, “become a magnet for drugs, crime and other trouble when it opens later this year.”


