Strip club manager rapes woman for 6 hours, does the unthinkable

Nearly a month after a woman claimed she was held captive and raped for more than six hours in a New York apartment, before jumping from a second-story window to escape, the man police believe is responsible has been arrested nearly 3,000 miles away in Washington State.

Michael Hosang, 53, was taken into custody on Thursday and now awaits extradition back to New York, according to authorities.

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He is accused of brutally raping a 29-year-old woman multiple times between 6:00am and noon on May 30, at an apartment near 224th Street and 130 Avenue in Queens.

In addition to the litany of sexual assault charges, Hosang is also accused of punching the woman in the face multiple times, causing at least one fracture to her face.

To escape the heinous ordeal, the woman launched herself from through a second-story before alerting authorities – reportedly prompting Hosang to flee from the residence in his red Chevrolet truck.

He then disappeared without a trace until authorities traced him to a Bellingham hotel on Thursday, where he was placed in handcuffs.

Since reports of his alleged attack first surfaced, other women have come forward to police claiming to have suffered similar attacks at the hands of the 53-year-old.

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According to his Facebook profile he is a manager at Vivid Cabaret Club near Times Square.

It states he is also a manager at Hoops adult entertainment club and used to work at a similar venue named Sapphire.

The profile also shows him referencing trapping ‘birds’.

He captioned pictures of a bed with clothes, jewelry and money laid out on it:

Which lucky bird shall be plucked from the bushes and sacrifice to “Toucan Sam” tonight. The trap has been set.

‘Birds seed money to the left of the dollar and pocket change for Dominican Republic.’

Friends also refer to him as a ‘pimp’ in pictured where he poses with women and champagne.

Hosang now faces charges of first-degree rape, first-degree criminal sexual acts, first-degree aggravated sexual abuse and criminal obstruction of breathing, court documents show.

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Credits: Daily Mail