An ex-NYPD officer, Sayed Mohassib, has been charged with the second-degree murder of Katie Suarez, a jogger in Brooklyn. The incident occurred on October 30. Mohassib was seen leaving a police station in handcuffs on Saturday, showing little emotion.
The attack took place on a popular jogging and biking path in Brooklyn. Katie Suarez, 28, suffered several stab wounds to the neck in what police describe as an unprovoked attack. Mohassib, dressed in a red Van Dutch jacket, a black top, and jeans, claimed to have woken up covered in blood without recalling the incident. He admitted to discarding the knife in the trash.
Before the accusations, Mohassib briefly worked with the NYPD. He then joined the Marines but was discharged after being deemed unfit for service. The case adds to concerns over the safety of popular jogging routes in the city.
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