Summary:

Three people were killed in a shocking stabbing spree in NYC.
The suspect, Ramon Rivera, was released from jail just one month before the attacks.
Rivera had a long criminal history, including previous arrests in NYC, New Jersey, Ohio, and Florida.
Mayor Eric Adams questioned why Rivera was released, citing concerns about his mental health.
The incident is raising questions about the city's bail system and mental health resources.

NYC Stabbing Spree: 3 Dead, Suspect Recently Released From Jail

A shocking stabbing spree in New York City left three people dead, prompting outrage and questions about the suspect's release from jail just a month prior.

51-year-old Ramon Rivera, accused of the murders, was released from jail on October 17th after serving time for burglary and assault. He was reportedly free on bail for other alleged crimes in New Jersey.

The Victims

The victims include:

Angel Lata Landi, a 36-year-old construction worker.
A 67-year-old man fishing in the East River (name withheld pending family notification).
Wilma Augustin, a 36-year-old woman.

The Suspect's History

Rivera's criminal history is extensive. He faces three counts of first-degree murder. Court records show eight arrests in NYC within the past year, along with arrests in Ohio and Florida. He was also charged with multiple crimes in New Jersey, including alleged burglaries at a CBD store and an electronics store. Mayor Eric Adams questioned the suspect's release, citing concerns about his mental health.

Questions Remain

A spokesperson for the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office explained that Rivera’s release was in accordance with the Criminal Justice Reform Act. However, the tragic events are raising serious questions about the effectiveness of the city's bail system and mental health resources for individuals with extensive criminal histories.

Source: AOL