An ex-con just out of prison and high on meth went on an unprovoked assault spree in Manhattan Monday morning, punching out one stranger and bashing a man and woman with a bottle before he was caught after attacking a fourth victim, police said. A fifth victim who showed up at Metropolitan Hospital with a knife in his back may have been attacked by the same suspect. The woman, slashed on the head with a broken bottle, was rushed to Harlem Hospital and is expected to recover. The good Samaritan who was bashed with the bottle while trying to help the woman was not badly hurt and was taken to Metropolitan Hospital. The suspect, high on crystal methamphetamine, struck at three different locations on the Upper East Side and in East Harlem. The man he knocked out was at the intersection of 96th St. and Second Ave. The attacker tried to pull the second victim out of the car at E. 99th Street and Second Ave. Police said the good Samaritan was bashed over the head with a bottle when he tried to intervene. The force of the blow shattered the bottle, and the attacker slashed the woman in the head with the broken bottle before heading downtown. A police officer who was nearby moved in and arrested the suspect. He has not been charged yet. Police said it wasn't clear where the man with the knife was attacked. The suspect, who lives in the Bronx, has 27 arrests on his record, of which nine are sealed and two are voided. Public records show that he was in prison for two years. He was paroled in July of last year after serving more than five years for selling drugs near a Manhattan school. He was sentenced to up to three years in prison for a criminal contempt conviction, but was conditionally released on March 14. A man confessed that he would steal a child's lunch in first grade. He is trying to make up. The man confessed to stealing the lunch of his first grade class. Boeing opened a 60,000 square-foot facility in Oklahoma City for the B-52 program, which will include initial engine nacelles and pylons supplied by Spirit. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. You just wonder, how important is football to him? College coaches and NFL scouts weigh in on Kayvon. The actor was being treated by Dr. David Kipper for addiction. Black Lives Matter has been in the news a lot over the last decade. A man builds a trap to catch a thief. Musk has said that battery cell supplies could become a major issue and that he may have to get into mining. One woman was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a gunfight in the Summit Lake neighborhood. Take me to the basketball game. Many people might be surprised by the prices of VoIP phones. A USFL player was cut because of wanting a slice. It's seriously. The cost to rent a home is usually $180 per night. It goes up to $1,900 during the festival, enough to pad his mortgage and savings. The Second Amendment limited gun ownership, according to Joe Biden. Do you ever wonder what would happen if you did something that you really shouldn't? When Hurricane Ida hit last summer, a storm surge overwhelmed a levee and gushed into Ted Falgout's coastal Louisiana home, destroying his furniture and the framed photos of his twin sons kissing him on their first day of school. As climate change makes hurricanes stronger and wetter and increases storm surge, cities on the Louisiana coast and Mississippi River are hoping President Biden's infrastructure package will provide badly needed funding to fortify locks, levees and other flood protections. Liam Neeson is starring in a film about an assassin who is facing Alzheimer's. As experts warn about the spread of COVID-19 misinformation in online parent groups, one mom is speaking out about how she inadvertently became an anti-vaccine influencer. Simpson said she became an online celebrity after she posted anti-vaccine beliefs on Facebook. The sale prices for popular internet packages could be surprising. Start your search here. An American living in Paris is getting a lot of attention. Musk said that almost anyone can work and save up and eventually have $100,000. Ibram X. Kendi called Republicans the party of white supremacy in an op-ed in The Atlantic. The essay described how Republicans have been re-branding themselves as the political party that supports parents when in reality their opposition to critical race theory upholds white supremacist ideologies that threaten white children. Imagine walking to your car and seeing hilarious and embarrassing parking jobs. Jaden Smith is being mocked on social media after he said he was very happy and spent more time with adults. During the recent interview, the musician didn't talk about Will Smith's Oscars moment. The Republican House candidate who won Trump's endorsement said that he was not a big digital guy. Frank James came to Stromboli Pizza in tears 18 hours after he allegedly opened fire in the subway, according to an employee.NY Daily News
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