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Watch NYPD releases footage showing serial killer riding a Citi bike after stabbing multiple homeless men

A man suspected of stabbing homeless people in New York was seen riding a Citi bike (Image via Twitter @/NYPDPC) On Tuesday, July 12, 2022, the New York Police Department (released a video of a man, suspected of stabbing a homeless man to death, riding a bike down a Manhattan street. He is also the prime suspect in two other instances of sleeping homeless people getting stabbed. In the video, the suspect can be seen wearing an 'Innocence Project' sweatshirt and neon sneakers. In the case of the other two attacks, the same man wearing the same clothes was seen stabbing vulnerable people sleeping in the open. At a press conference, NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig said: "Video of that incident is not on camera, but we observe a male black approximately 30 years old in a black hooded-sweatshirt with ‘Innocence Project’ written across it, black pants and a gray backpack with bright neon sneakers." We need every New Yorkers’ help as NYPD officers search for the individual responsible for three separate attacks in Manhattan on people experiencing homelessness — one of which resulted in a homicide.

Someone knows this suspect. Call at with any info.We need every New Yorkers’ help as NYPD officers search for the individual responsible for three separate attacks in Manhattan on people experiencing homelessness — one of which resulted in a homicide. Someone knows this suspect. Call at with any info.

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The New York Police Department (NYPD) has linked three separate incidents of stabbing to an adult male, who was seen wearing an "Innocence Project" sweatshirt on two occasions. The posted surveillance camera footage on Tuesday which showed an adult male cycling around a Manhattan block before attacking a man sleeping on a bench. The man, who was stabbed in the stomach, later died in a local hospital. The first incident took place around 3 AM on July 5 when a 34-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach while he was sleeping on a bench in the area of West Street and Christopher Street in the West Village of . He later succumbed to his injuries in a city hospital. All three victims in these cases were people experiencing homelessness. These are photos of the suspect taken in the confines of the @NYPD6PCT. Any info? DM , or call 800-577-TIPS.All three victims in these cases were people experiencing homelessness. These are photos of the suspect taken in the confines of the @NYPD6PCT. Any info? DM , or call 800-577-TIPS. The second incident happened three days after that when a 59-year-old man was stabbed in the area of Madison Avenue and East 49th Street. The third attack came another three days later when the victim was stabbed in the abdomen at around 3:39 AM at a park in the area of 9595 FDR Drive. Police believe that all three attacks are connected. The last two victims are in a stable condition and are expected to recover from their injuries. On Tuesday, NYPD Commissioner said that police have asked the city's Department of Homeless Services to warn homeless people not to sleep out in the open as it makes them vulnerable to such attacks. He told reporters: "These are senseless acts on defenseless people experiencing homelessness. And somebody knows this person. We need to get this killer off our streets as quickly and as safely as possible." The suspect was reportedly arrested by New York police early Wednesday, July 13, morning. No further information about the man has been released. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found