Unseen new footage shows millionaire banker Jonathan Kaye being attacked by a group shouting anti-Semitic slurs

Dramatic new footage shows the moment New York investment banker Jonathan Kaye was attacked by a group of revellers who hurled anti-Semitic abuse at him – for the first time since he was accused of hitting a woman during the altercation last month.

Kaye, 52, a former CEO of Moelis & Company, made headlines in early June after a video circulated online showed him brutally punching a reveler at the Brooklyn Pride Parade on June 8.

The millionaire banker reportedly quit his high-paying job last week after being placed on leave while his firm investigated the incident.

Now DailyMail.com can reveal that Kaye was arrested on Monday morning after voluntarily turning himself in to police in Brooklyn, where he was charged with second- and third-degree assault.

Earlier in the controversy last month, sources close to the financier came forward with his side of the story, claiming that the brawl broke out when a group of four female supporters of the Queers for Palestine organization allegedly began taunting and throwing liquids at the Jewish financier as he left a nearby restaurant that evening.

Previously unseen footage obtained by DailyMail.com offers new insight into the events leading up to the brawl, showing the moment the two parties crossed paths in the street before a heated physical confrontation ensued.

Surveillance footage from a nearby restaurant shows Kaye emerging from the right side of the sidewalk, where the group of revelers appears to be on the corner.

The two parties appear to exchange words as Kaye walks past, but he continues walking before turning back around after the group allegedly begins yelling profanities and insults.

As he continues up the sidewalk, his path crosses that of a person who appears to be returning to the same group of friends in the corner, and they too exchange a few words.

It is not known exactly what was said, but it was apparently provocative enough to cause Kaye to stop, turn around and walk toward the group.

The confrontation quickly escalates into chaotic physical altercations. Kaye is seen surrounded and then pushed off-screen into the street, where she attracts the attention of the bystanders.

After the altercation takes place outside the camera’s field of view, he reappears in the picture seconds later and continues his way across the sidewalk.

Sources told DailyMail.com last month that Kaye, who is Jewish, told the group they were “on the wrong side,” after which the women ganged up on him.

As DailyMail.com has now learned, Kaye turned around and went back to confront the group after hearing the anti-Semitic abuse directed at him.

In a statement to DailyMail.com, Kaye’s legal representative Danya Perry of Perry Law said: “Mr. Kaye, a middle-aged Jewish man with no history of violence or aggression, was terrorized, attacked and surrounded by a group of unruly anti-Semitic protesters.”

“What the previously released video clip does not show is what another video and other evidence we presented to the prosecution show: that these troublemakers formed a ring around him, doused him with two unknown liquids, pushed him to the ground and hurled anti-Semitic insults at him.

“Mr. Kaye was frightened and injured, but was able to free himself in self-defense and return safely to his family. We hope the District Attorney will fully and fairly consider these facts, as well as the wave of anti-Semitic acts, protests and attacks plaguing our city. We will vigorously fight injustice and look forward to a full vindication of our client.”

As DailyMail.com previously reported, insiders close to the 52-year-old banker claimed that the viral clip did not capture the entire argument, which began when the group began hurling anti-Semitic slurs at Kate, who is Jewish.

Kaye reportedly told the group they were “on the wrong side,” after which the women ganged up on him, the source said.

“You could say he initiated it, but he didn’t,” a source told DailyMail.com.

“He just said, ‘You’re on the wrong side,’ and then the four of them came up to him and threw liquids at him. He didn’t know what kind of liquid it was. They were yelling at him.

“He fell or was hit in the chest, I don’t remember. But he landed on the sidewalk and the four of them were on top of him.

“He stood up, hit one as he tried to escape, and then ran.”

They also claim that footage from the now viral video shows Kaye covered in fluid and having a stain on her back.

Pictures obtained by DailyMail.com show Kaye’s clothes soaked in a red liquid – which he believes is Gatorade – and a pool of blood around his ankle after he was pushed to the ground.

Kaye was filmed hitting the unnamed woman during a gay pride parade in Brooklyn on Saturday night, but the New York Police Department has not launched an official investigation.

Posters bearing his face, home address and cellphone number were plastered near his $4 million, four-bedroom townhouse in pricey Park Slope after neighbors became outraged and called for the father of three’s arrest.

In defense of the banker, who works as a managing director at Moelis & Company, a leading investment bank with offices in Midtown Manhattan, the source said the whole thing was “extremely anti-Semitic.”

They added: “If you slow down the video, you can clearly see that he is wet because they threw liquids at him.”

“The video clip is edited and does not show everything. He has never had a problem in his entire life, was never arrested or anything.

“It was an extremely anti-Semitic attack by four people who allied themselves against a Jewish man. He is completely traumatized.”

Kaye is currently under investigation by the bank. A spokesperson confirmed his identity, adding that they are taking the footage and allegations seriously. An official report has not yet been submitted to the NYPD, although they are aware of the footage.

The clip shows the woman being thrown to the ground by the force of the blow, while a bystander tries in vain to help her.

Other viewers can be heard calling Kaye an ‘asshole’ and telling him to ‘f**k off’ – briefly catching his attention before he abruptly walks away.

Kaye, who lives with his wife, owns several properties on the street, which he rents to neighbors.

One of them said she was “shocked” when she saw the footage this morning, adding that the father of three had always seemed “normal” even though she usually spoke to his wife.

Another neighbor described chaotic scenes on the usually quiet street last night as the victim’s friends ran up and down, screaming that Kaye had attacked a woman.