Elderly man pistol-whipped, stomped on in Biden's home state of Delaware, video shows
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Video has gone viral of a brutal attack on a 68-year-old Asian store owner, showing him being pistol-whipped and beaten with a hammer in Biden's home state of Delaware.
The attack, which took place September 15, happened after a man clad in black went up to the owner and pointed a pistol at his head. The video then shows him grabbing the store owner's throat and whipping him in the head with his pistol.
The Korean American store owner can be seen collapsing on the floor behind the counter after his attacker strikes him twice more before jumping over the counter, where he resumes the beating, stomping on the elderly man's head.
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