NYC man released without bail for McDonald's ax attack arrested again and released without bail

A New York City man who was arrested and released without bail after frightening McDonald's patrons with an ax was arrested again this week for graffiti, stealing a bike and evading police.

The New York Post reported that Michael Palacios was arrested after he stole a bike from a coffee shop and led police on a chase.

According to the New York Police Department, the bike was damaged during the chase. Authorities believe Palacios is responsible for another graffiti incident in Queens in June.

Palacios was charged with grand theft, possession of stolen property, criminal damage, making graffiti, and possession of graffiti instruments. The graffiti incident took place in June.

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According to the New York Post, Palacios was released on Monday.

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Palacios was involved in a viral melee in a Lower East Side McDonald's where he was seen arguing with a group of men before pulling an ax out of his backpack and pointing it at people.

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Palacios was arrested and charged with criminal damage to property, three counts of menacing, and two counts of criminal possession of a weapon, and then released without bail.

Palacios told the New York Post that he was not "unhinged" or a "loose cannon" after he was released.

Palacios said he was not psychotic. I did what anyone would do when they were hit. What are you going to do? Do you want to call the emergency services?

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Palacios said that everyone was talking about how he should be in jail. I did eighteen hours. What are you hoping to get? I don't understand why I have to be in jail. I'm not going to make it a race because I'm large and black.

Lee Zeldin, a Republican candidate for New York governor, highlighted the McDonald's attack as evidence of flaws in the state's bail reform law.

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Zeldin said it was just another day in Kathy Hochul's New York. We are taking back our streets after firing Hochul.