A homeless parolee with more than a dozen earlier arrests was accused of attempted murder in the non -laid out metal knuckle -rack attack on a Bronx trailer last week, Cops said.
Lateeef Green, 50, was arrested for less than 12 hours after he had deposited the knife several times in the arm and belly of the 21-year-old victim on a train in a southerly direction on the 219th street station in Olinville around 7 am Friday, the police said.
The violence then unfolded green between cars on a train in a southerly direction, according to the police and sources.
The unsuspecting victim was rushed to the Jacobi Medical Center, where he was mentioned in a stable state.
He needed several stitches to handle his wounds, according to a criminal complaint.
Green was also accused of mistreatment, attempted abuse, criminal possession of a weapon and intimidation and kept ordered at $ 300,000 cash or $ 900,000 bond during his before Saturday, said officers of justice.
GREEN – whose most recent address is mentioned as a homeless shelter at about a mile distance from the station where the stabbing took place – has 13 previous arrests, Cops said.
He served for a little less than four years behind bars in connection with a hate-driven attack that broke the nose of another man in Manhattan in March 2016, according to the registers of the state corrections and a criminal complaint.
At that broad day incident, Green saw: “There are too many F -TS in this city”, before the victim pummelt in the face and kicks him in the head and body on West 124th Street in Harlem, according to the court Doc.
When the police tried to arrest green, he refused to put his hands behind his back and waved his arms around, according to the complaint.
He was accused of third -degree attack as a hate crime and opposition to arrest.
Green was convicted in 2017 for that violent crime and sentenced to between 3 and 6 years in prison, according to the Manhattan da office.
He was locked up in the mid-state correctional facility in Marcy, NY from May from that year to January 2021, when he was released on conditional release, according to records.
According to the records in October 2026, his supervision after the release will expire in October 2026.
A spokesperson for the State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision told the post that Parole staff rated photos that had been submitted by police officers and helped to connect Green with the Subway Stabbing.
After Green was arrested and charged, the officials of the state corrections gave an order and Green was ordered after a hearing on Saturday, the spokesperson said.
He remains planned in custody before a provisional hearing for Tuesday and a final appearance before April 29 to determine whether his conditional release will be withdrawn.
He is currently being held in the Eric M. Taylor Center on Rikers Island and is then planned to appear in court in connection with the stabbing arrest on Thursday.
His lawyer for lawyers, Susan Light, did not immediately return a call for comment from the post.
The most recent earlier arrest of Green was for alleged jump on the Tourniquet at a station in Brooklyn in February, the authorities said.
