Cops hunting for two migrants accused of brutally beating, mugging Times Square tourist outside 4-star hotel: sources

Two suspects wanted for allegedly brutally beating and mugging a tourist outside a Times Square hotel are believed to be migrants who’d been living in shelters, police sources said.

The two are wanted for attacking the 44-year-old Indiana man outside the four-star Club Quarters Hotel on West 45th Street just before 2:30 a.m. May 10, according to police appeals and sources.

They allegedly punched and kicked the tourist during the savage attack.

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The suspects fled on foot after snatching the victim’s phone and wallet, police said.

The pair are believed to have been staying at nearby migrant hotel shelters, according to a source.

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The victim refused medical attention after the beatdown, cops said.

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Police released surveillance images of the two suspects Sunday in the hopes of tracking them down.

At least one of the suspects wore a ski mask around the time of the attack, the images show.

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