NYC Police Arrest Suspect in Queens Stabbing Spree

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Jermain Rigueur, a 27-year-old hospital greeter, has been charged with attempted murder and assault for a stabbing spree across Queens, injuring five people in random attacks over the last two weeks. The suspect was apprehended after a frantic NYPD manhunt and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder, assault, and criminal possession of a weapon. The NYPD had issued a public alert and conducted a media search before taking Rigueur into custody, and they are also investigating whether he is connected to another attack on a Brooklyn subway platform.
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