Overview
- On Wednesday at 7:15 a.m., a southbound train pulling into Grand Central Terminal stopped as two men—a 32-year-old involved in an argument and a 28-year-old bystander—sustained stab wounds.
- Surveillance video obtained by FOX 5 shows the suspect in a black jacket repeatedly stabbing one victim before grabbing a yellow bag and fleeing the scene.
- Both victims were treated at a local hospital for abdominal wounds and are now in stable condition, according to NYPD statements.
- Officers briefly detained a person of interest and released them, and the suspect remains unidentified and at large.
- This attack follows a string of subway violent incidents that have already led to stepped-up NYPD and National Guard patrols across New York City’s transit system.