Arrested Career Criminal's Subway Attacks Spark Urgent Mental Health Crisis Call

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A career criminal with a history of weapons offenses and assaulting police officers has been arrested in Newark after allegedly shoving a random commuter into a moving train at a busy New York City subway station. The victim suffered serious head trauma and fell onto the tracks but was rescued by bystanders. The suspect, Sabir Jones, fled the scene but was later apprehended. This incident highlights concerns about public safety and the need for better mental health treatment for individuals with criminal histories.
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