Authorities say Ruben Altidore, 36, is charged in connection with an alleged machete attack on his sister in Margate, about 40 miles north of Florida. Multiple reports describe the incident as occurring in the sister’s bedroom, where prosecutors allege Altidore repeatedly slashed at her. One account says he yelled while attacking, including the remark, “Oh my God, why aren’t you dead yet?” The Mirror adds that the case involves charges for three crimes related to the alleged attack. It also reports that the attack took place in the presence of the sister’s one-year-old child. The reports provide limited additional detail about injuries, the specific charges, or the circumstances leading up to the incident. Altidore’s alleged conduct and the related criminal charges are presented as claims by law enforcement and prosecutors; the reports do not indicate the outcome of any proceedings. The case remains under dispute pending further legal process.
Man charged after alleged machete attack on sister in Margate
Authorities say Ruben Altidore, 36, is charged in connection with an alleged machete attack on his sister in Margate, about 40 miles north of Florida. Multiple reports describe the incident as occurri...
- Ruben Altidore, 36, is accused of attacking his sister with a machete.
- The alleged incident happens in Margate, about 40 miles north of Florida, in the sister’s bedroom.
- Reports describe repeated slashing during the alleged attack.
- One report quotes Altidore saying, “Oh my God, why aren’t you dead yet?” during the incident.
- The attack is reported to have occurred in front of the sister’s one-year-old child.
- The Mirror says Altidore faces three charges related to the alleged attack.
Ruben Altidore has been charged with three crimes for the alleged attack in Margate, 40 miles north of Florida, which took place in front of his sister's one-year-old
3 hours agoRuben Altidore, 36, repeatedly slashed at his sister in her bedroom and yelled in frustration, “Oh my God, why aren’t you dead yet?”
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