The maniac who stabbed two straphangers – including an innocent bystander – in a wild collision on a train that passes through Grand Central during Wednesday’s morning shot and accused of attempted murder, Cops said.
Gavin Ferguson, 30, from the Bronx was picked up a short distance from the hub of the Midtown, the police said on Thursday. He is also confronted with an attack snap due to the chaos of 7.20 am
A 32-year-old man was received in the stomach and buttocks during a fight with Ferguson who became violent on board a train in southern direction No. 5, the authorities said.
A 28-year-old man who was not involved in the dispute was somehow entangled in the middle of the skirmish and was brought into the stomach, the police said.
Neither of the victims knew their attacker, the authorities said.
It was unclear what the argument caused.
Both victims were brought to the Bellevue hospital, where they were mentioned in a stable state.
The Ferguson’s front lead was Thursday afternoon awaiting the Criminal Court in Manhattan.
