Guess What Happens to 76-Year-Old Woman While Rally to End 'Knockout Game' Wraps Up Nearby

While 76-year-old Yvonne Small walked along a Brooklyn, N.Y. street at 11:35 a.m. in Friday's bright sunshine, an unknown assailant punched her in the back of the head and knocked her to the ground...and perhaps made her the 10th New York City victim of the infamous "knockout game."

Surveillance photo may be of alleged attacker of 76-year-old Yvonne Small. (Image source: WPIX-TV)

Small was was treated at a hospital and discharged, and her attacker was being sought by police, according to the New York Daily News.

TheBlaze reported Friday on teens randomly attacking the elderly and has extensively covered the "knockout game" trend.

In a distressing bit of irony, as small was being attacked, a rally against the "knockout game" — in which thugs try to knock a stranger unconscious with a single punch then post video of the attack online — was finishing up in the same neighborhood.

"We're not going to tolerate anybody striking, hitting or putting their hands on our women in any shape or fashion," said Tony Herbert, president of the National Action Network Brooklyn chapter, at the rally. "It's going to get you locked up."

Image source: WPIX-TV

The Rev. Al Sharpton has also spoken against the "knockout game": "We would not be silent if it were the other way around, and we will not be silent now. This behavior is racist, period. And we will not tolerate it," he wrote in the Huffington Post on Monday.