A homeless Parolee with more than a previous cash trial was accused of attempted murder in the Not caused metal knuckillo knife In a Bronx extrahanger last week, police said.
Lateef Green, 50, was arrested less than 12 hours after he allegedly looted the blade several times in the arm and stomach of the 21 -year -old victim in a no. 2 Train at the 219 Street station in Olinville around 7 am on Friday, police said.
The violence developed when Green walked among cars on a number 2 train in the southern direction, according to the police and sources.
The unsuspecting victim was urgently taken to the Jacobi Medical Center, where it was included in stable condition.
It required multiple points of suture to treat your wounds, according to a criminal complaint.
Green was also accused of assault, an attempt to assault, criminal possession of a weapon and harassment and ordered Hero with an cash bail of $ 300,000 or a bail of $ 900,000 during his reading of positions on Saturday, prosecutors said.
Green, whose most recent direction is a refuge for homeless people at a mile away from the station where the stabbed toking place has 13 previous trials, police said.
It served just under four years after bars in relation to an attack fed by the hatred that broke another man’s nose in Manhattan in March 2016, according to state corrections records and a criminal complaint.
In that incident of broad daylight, Green slipped: “There are too many f -ts in this city”, before attacking the victim on the face and kicking him in the head and body in West 124th Street in Harlem, according to the court.
When the police tried to judge Green, he refused to put his hands behind his back and stirred his arms, according to the complaint.
He was accused of third degree assault as a hate crime and resisting trial.
Green was convicted of that violent crime in 2017 and sentenced between 3 and 6 years in prison, according to the Manhattan Da office.
He was locked in the Correctional Center of the middle state in Marcy, New York from May of that year until January 2021, when he was released on probation, according to records.
Its supervision after liberation will expire in October 2026, according to the records.
A spokesman for the Department of Corrections and Supervision of the State Community told The Post that probation reviewed the photos presented by the police and helped connect Green to the stabbing of the Metro.
After Green was arrested and accused, state corrections officials issued a court order and ordered Green after a hearing on Saturday, said the spokesman.
It remains in custody before a preliminary audience scheduled for Tuesday and a final appearance established for April 29 to determine that your probation will be revoked.
He is currently being held at the Eric M. Taylor center on Rikers Island and is scheduled to appear before the Court in relation to the stabbing trial on Thursday.
His legal assistance lawyer, Susan Light, did not immediately respond a call to comment on the publication.
Green’s most recent trial was allegedly jumping the tourniquete at a Brooklyn station in February, authorities said.
