A homeless woman who was allegedly raped at knifepoint by an illegal migrant in New York City revealed how her attacker taunted her during the brutal attack.

David Davon-Bonilla, 24, from Nicaragua, allegedly approached the 46-year-old homeless woman around 9 pm on Sunday near the Coney Island boardwalk in Brooklyn.

Bonilla is said to have offered her food and coffee in exchange for sex, and when she refused, he grabbed her, threw her to the ground, and raped her while holding a knife to her throat.

Meanwhile, his companion, Leovando Moreno, 37, from Mexico, attacked the woman’s boyfriend, Ray Ramsammy, 34, with a metal pipe as he tried to save her, police said.

The woman told The Daily Mail that one of her attackers had called out, “she’s enjoying it.”

She was smothered and attacked for over 45 minutes, the woman claimed.

“It was attempted murder,” she told the outlet. “He was putting a knife to my throat, was slashing my face, choking me… it’s attempted murder.”

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The woman’s boyfriend had stepped away to grab a coffee when the attack began and returned to find his girlfriend being assaulted.

“He picked up a knife and tried to stab me,” Ramsammy told The Daily Mail. “And then he hit me with a pipe… and then the other guy, he picked up a brick and pelted me in my back.”

He ran to the street to ask the public to call 911, but no one did, he said.

“Everybody was watching him with a knife in his hand, still trying to stab me,” he said. “I was telling them, ‘somebody call the police!'”

The woman sat with her head in her hands and shook her head as her boyfriend recounted the story. She added that the men seemed to want to get her to a vehicle to kidnap her.

She said she is afraid the attacker who raped her is “going to kill somebody” and hopes both men “get a long time” behind bars.

The couple have only known each other for a few weeks, and both live in a homeless encampment under the Coney Island boardwalk, a dangerous area littered with drug paraphernalia and alcohol cans.

Nearby where the attack occurred is a hotel housing illegal migrants.

Bonilla was reportedly charged with first-degree rape, second-degree assault, first-degree sexual abuse, and menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.

Bonilla entered the U.S. illegally through Eagle Pass, Texas, in December 2022, Department of Homeland Security sources told the New York Post.

He previously lived at a La Quinta Hotel in Brooklyn that had been turned into a migrant shelter.

In April of last year, just four months after crossing into the country illegally, Bonilla was accused of raping and sodomizing a 34-year-old woman at the La Quinta, allegedly pulling her hair and holding her down as he assaulted her. He was charged with sexual abuse and unlawful imprisonment, among other charges. He pled guilty in that case.

The other migrant, Moreno, was also arrested and charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons, which represents 92% of all board-certified American plastic surgeons, has broken with the general consensus among medical associations, indicating it disagrees with “gender-affirming care” for minors.

In July, ASPS informed Leor Sapir of the Manhattan Institute that it “has not endorsed any organization’s practice recommendations for the treatment of adolescents with gender dysphoria,” adding that there is “considerable uncertainty as to the long-term efficacy for the use of chest and genital surgical interventions” and that “the existing evidence base is viewed as low quality/low certainty.”

ASPS follows Doctors Protecting Children, a group part of a nonprofit that issued a declaration on July 6 that stated in no uncertain terms how it felt about “gender-affirming care,” saying:

Given the recent research and the revelations of the harmful approach advocated by WPATH and its followers in the United States, we, the undersigned, call upon the medical professional organizations of the United States, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the  Endocrine Society, the Pediatric Endocrine Society, American Medical Association, the American Psychological Association, and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to follow the science and their European professional colleagues and immediately stop the promotion of social affirmation, puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgeries for children and adolescents who experience distress over their biological sex.  Instead, these organizations should recommend comprehensive evaluations and therapies aimed at identifying and addressing underlying psychological co-morbidities and neurodiversity that often predispose to and accompany gender dysphoria. We also encourage the physicians who are members of these professional organizations to contact their leadership and urge them to adhere to the evidence-based research now available.

“As the U.K.’s Cass Review pointed out, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) and the U.S. Endocrine Society were especially important in forging this consensus, and they did so by citing each other’s statements, rather than conducting a scientific appraisal of the evidence,” Sapir noted, adding, “The U.S. is one of the few Western countries where minors can receive gender surgeries, according to a new report.”

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Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Sheila Nazarian told Sapir, “We are physicians with responsibility for the health and well-being of our patients. We can get input from other clinicians, but ultimately the responsibility for determining medical readiness lies with us. That means that we have to examine all the data and studies available to us. Furthermore, you can’t help people by ignoring the reasons they want to go under the knife.”