Man Chokes Woman Unconscious, Rapes Her In Bronx Building

THE BRONX, NYC (PIX11)- A man is accused of choking a woman until she was unconscious and raping her inside of a Bronx apartment.

The incident happened inside of an apartment building near Davidson Ave. and West 190 St. Around 3:30 p.m. on Friday, police say.

The suspect put the 27-year-old victim in a chokehold until she fell unconscious and then raped her inside of the building. He then fled the scene on foot.

The victim suffered injuries and was taken to a hospital to be treated.

Police have made no arrests.

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