Suspect Sought in Two Separate Upper East Side Slashings
Police Say Same Suspect Responsible for Two Attacks
Police are searching for a suspect who is believed to be responsible for two separate slashings that occurred minutes apart on the Upper East Side in Manhattan last week. The alleged attacker is still at large, leaving the community concerned for families and neighbors.
Details of the Attacks
The first attack took place at the subway station at 86th Street and Lexington, where the suspect, wearing a nylon stocking over his face and Ugg boots, allegedly bumped into a security guard and then slashed her face. The second attack occurred shortly afterwards, when the suspect bumped into a victim, identified only as Kenny, on 86th Street near Second Avenue, and slashed the side of his face.
Victim Describes the Attack
Kenny reported that the attacker had a grey beard and was mumbling loudly. He was heading home for dinner when the unprovoked attack occurred.
Community Remains Concerned
It has been one week since the attacks, and the community remains concerned for families and neighbors since the suspect is still on the loose. Authorities are urging anyone with information on either of the two slashings to come forward and contact the police immediately.
What You Can Do
If you have any information on the suspect or the attacks, please contact the police immediately. Your help in bringing the suspect to justice is crucial in ensuring the safety of our community.
FAQs
- Who is the suspect?
- The suspect is a male who was last seen wearing a nylon stocking over his face and Ugg boots.
- What were the locations of the attacks?
- The first attack occurred at the subway station at 86th Street and Lexington, and the second attack occurred on 86th Street near Second Avenue.
- What is the motive behind the attacks?
- The motive is currently unknown, and authorities are still investigating.
- How can I help the investigation?
- If you have any information on the suspect or the attacks, please contact the police immediately.
