Stranger Assault With Burns

Summary

In New York, if a stranger burns you with hot water, it may be classified as assault, potentially first or second degree, depending on the intent and severity. Third-degree burns are serious, and its important to report the incident to the police and seek medical attention. Consider consulting a lawyer to pursue compensation for medical expenses and pain and suffering.

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What is the crime of a stranger burn to me in the face with hot water
Hi Patrick! In New York, the crime committed by a stranger who burns you in the face with hot water could be classified as assault. Specifically:
- Assault in the first degree if there was intent to cause serious physical injury.
- Assault in the second degree if there was intent to cause physical injury.
Have you reported this incident to the police?
A stranger burnt to me in the face
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Based on what you've described, the incident could be classified as assault. It's crucial to report this to the police if you haven't already. Have you sought medical attention for your injuries?
I got third degree burns
Patrick, third-degree burns are serious injuries. In addition to reporting the incident to the police, you may want to consider seeking legal assistance to pursue compensation for your medical expenses and pain and suffering.
Have you already contacted a lawyer or would you like more information on how to proceed?