In a shocking incident captured on video, a woman from Bedford-Stuyvesant arrived home to a devastating discovery that her boyfriend was in bed with another woman.
Overwhelmed with anger and betrayal, she unleashed a furious tirade, hurling his clothes and various items from her sixth-floor balcony.
The dramatic scene, caught on camera, showcased the woman's intense emotional reaction as she vented her frustration and sought to express her feelings of betrayal.
The incident quickly gained attention, sparking discussions about trust, infidelity, and the powerful emotions that can arise in such situations.
According to neighbors, the shirts and pants were piled up, some stuck in trees below the Atlantic Avenue apartment.
Police and neighbors told The Post that the 34-year-old woman went on a rampage on November 20 and stripped naked because she was so furious with the alleged cheater.
In the TikTok video, the woman is seen flinging her underwear and jeans into the air, leaving only her arms visible.
“I just know he deserved it,” said one commenter on the video, posted by the account This is NYC, which got more than 1.5 million views.
After throwing her boyfriend's clothes from the balcony, she also threw other items, including a vase, an ottoman, a mirror, and small kitchen appliances.
The incident attracted attention, and the police closed off the area below the apartment.
The woman's boyfriend attempted to salvage some of his belongings amidst the commotion.
Afterward, the woman was taken to Elmhurst Hospital, as confirmed by the police.
A tree filled with the woman's thrown belongings was cut down to make room for a safety net, in case she tried to jump down.
Remnants of clothing and scattered items like makeup, broken glass, and ceramic pieces were observed in the whole area.
Neighbors were surprised by the disturbance in the typically peaceful doorman building, where monthly rents range from $2,800 to $5,000.
They had never heard any arguments from the couple's apartment before.
The couple had been residing in the building for almost five years, with only the woman's name on the lease, as per the superintendent.
