“The feces scenario should keep every female in their right mind away from me,” Frank Abrokwa, 37, mumbles in a four-minute Facebook video
Abrokwa, who was charged with reckless endangerment, assault, menacing, harassment and disorderly conduct in that case, wasAbrokwa was also let go a second time Wednesday on hate-crime charges stemming from a September incident in Brooklyn.Wayne Carrington for NY Post
Just before Abrokwa’s bust Monday in the crap slap, he appeared to taunt law enforcement on Facebook.Abrokwa, who is homeless, has, including on assault charges from alleged incidents on Feb. 5 and Jan. 7. He was arraigned on both cases on Feb. 6 and cut loose on supervised release — again, because the charges are not eligible for monetary bail.
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