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The New York Police Division has determined just one of five suspects preferred for beating a taxi driver to demise in Queens more than the weekend. 

Austin Amos, 20, is required in relationship with the death of 52-year-previous Kutin Gyimah, FOX 5 New York studies. 

Gyimah was a married father of 4 young little ones from Ghana, lived with his family in the Bronx and was functioning at his work as a cab driver in Queens on Sunday early morning when he let out a group of five passengers at close to 6:30 a.m. in the vicinity of Seaside 54 Street and Arverne Boulevard. 

As a substitute of shelling out the cab fare, the team allegedly tried using to rob Gyimah. Law enforcement resources advised WNBC that surveillance footage demonstrates Gyimah chasing just after the team on foot, grabbing on to one particular of them trying to flee. 

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The NYPD determined 20-yr-outdated Austin Amos as a person of Kutin Gyimah’s alleged attackers.

The group then allegedly begins to beat the driver.  One of them delivered a blow to Gyimah that sent him to the pavement and rendered him not able to get again up.

The beating was reportedly caught on surveillance online video by the NYPD. So significantly, none of the five suspects have been arrested.

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Kutin Gyimah's widow and children get for a press meeting with the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers.  (WNYW)

The supplemental four suspects have been described as two ladies involving the ages of 13 and 15, a female all over 16 a long time outdated, and an additional person all over 20 decades old, according to FOX 5. 

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Any person with facts in regard to this incident is requested to call the NYPD's Criminal offense Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-Ideas (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The community can also post their suggestions by logging onto the Criminal offense Stoppers web-site, or on Twitter @NYPDTips.

WHD News' Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.