WHITFIELD: Police in New York are searching for a man wanted in connection with a possible hate crime at a Manhattan subway station. The NYPD has released surveillance video of the suspect wearing a "make America Great Again" hat and shirt. They say he made derogatory comments about the ethnicity of a Hispanic man, assaulted him, and then pushed him onto the train tracks. Friends of the victim were able to pull the man off the tracks before the train arrived. CNN's Polo Sandoval joins us now with more on this case. Polo, what more can you tell us?</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Fred, certainly not what you expect in one of the most ethnically deserved cities in the world here. This happened at one of the subway stations here in Midtown Manhattan. We know an African-American man was getting into a confrontation, an argument, with a 21-year-old Hispanic man on the train. He then followed him on the platform and witnesses say the man in that "Make America Great Again" hat punched this Hispanic man and pushed him onto the tracks. Investigators are treating this as a hate crime, because according to witnesses, he was making derogatory statements toward this man here. Police putting this description out, putting this picture out as well again, the suspect wearing a "Make America Great Again" and t-shirt as well, obviously a slogan for Trump during the campaign. Investigators are treating this as a hate crime, but they still want to find this man, obviously, to speak to him and potentially even file charges -- Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Polo Sandoval, thank you. Appreciate it. We'll be right back.
Man Wearing "MAGA" Hat Accused Of Assaulting Hispanic Man