Nearly two years after being doused with acid in front of her home left her injured and disfigured, a Long Island college student’s pain is still far from over, as her attacker has still never been brought to justice
, law enforcement still hasn't caught the person responsible. But police are hoping that could change soon, especially after announcing Wednesday that the reward for information leading to an arrest has been upped to to $50,000.
Detectives have also distributer posters in English and Arabic, hoping someone in the community will speak up.As they wait for an arrest in the case,, saying they didn't think Nassau County police had done enough to find the attacker. It's been one year since a Long Island college student was attacked with acid in front of her home. NBC New York's Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
"It becomes mentally draining for me because I keep asking myself: Why did they do this, who did this?" Ikram said.
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