NYC stabbing suspect charged with hate crimes over 2 attacks
Morales was initially arrested Friday on hate crime charges related to the Jewish man but not the other. He was arraigned later that day and charged with attempted murder and assault as hate crimes related to both victims. As Morales was led out of a police station Friday evening, he shouted about seeking justice for someone.
- ▪Morales was initially arrested Friday on hate crime charges related to the Jewish man but not the other.
- ▪He was arraigned later that day and charged with attempted murder and assault as hate crimes related to both victims.
- ▪As Morales was led out of a police station Friday evening, he shouted about seeking justice for someone.
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- ▪ NYC stabbings suspect arrested on hate crime charges in both attacks - AP News — "site:apnews.com world" - Google News
- ▪ NYC stabbing attacks that injured 2 being evaluated as potential hate crime: NYPD — 6abc.com RSS Feed
- ▪ Man arrested after two men stabbed in New York; police suspect hate crime — Dawn
- ▪ Man stabs two in New York, police evaluating for potential hate crime — Straits Times — World
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A suspect in two separate stabbings on New York City streets was arrested Friday on attempted murder and charged with hate crimes relating to both victims, a Jewish man and an Asian man.Recommended Video Raul Morales, 51, allegedly yelled the Arabic phrase “Allahu akbar” while attacking the two men Thursday on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, according to police accounts of what witnesses told them. Morales was initially arrested Friday on hate crime charges related to the Jewish man but not the other. He was arraigned later that day and charged with attempted murder and assault as hate crimes related to both victims. As Morales was led out of a police station Friday evening, he shouted about seeking justice for someone.
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