Man Apprehended After Stabbing Woman Aboard (E) Train in June
74th St & Roosevelt Ave, Elmhurst, Queens
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- A 61-year-old man named Albert Perez was arrested after stabbing a woman in the neck on an (E) train in June.
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Perez faces multiple charges including attempted murder and two counts of assault.
The suspect has been identified as 61-year-old Alberto Perez of 82nd Avenue in Queens.
The NYPD confirms that a suspect is in custody after stabbing a 31-year-old woman during a dispute in June.
EMS responded and transported the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where she was listed in stable condition.
The suspect then stabbed the victim in the neck and left hand with a sharp object before fleeing the station and boarding an MTA Q53 bus.
On Monday, June 29, 2026, at approximately 2:15 p.m., an unidentified suspect engaged a 31-year-old female victim in a verbal dispute aboard a northbound “E” train at the 74 Street–Roosevelt Avenue subway station.
The NYPD has released additional details about the stabbing that occurred on Monday aboard an (E) train in Queens.
The suspect was not on the train in question and is believed to have fled the station, police say.
The affected train remains held inside the station, causing delays for other trains in the tunnel.
Radio clips available.
The suspect is now described as a Latino man, 5'9", with a bald head. Last seen wearing a green shirt, per dispatch.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional units to aid in the suspect search.
Police confirm the victim was stabbed on the southbound (E) train, car number 8697.
EMS has arrived, and officers are escorting units to the affected train.
Police are canvassing the area and coordinating with transit officials to locate the suspect.
Police are canvassing the area for the suspect, but they don't have a direction of flight yet.
Reports indicate the suspect may still be on a stopped train. Police are coordinating a response.
Police report that the victim has puncture wounds in the neck and hand and have requested EMS. They are searching for the suspect.
Police have received a report of a man who was stabbed.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 74th St & Roosevelt Ave.
Perez faces multiple charges including attempted murder and two counts of assault.
The suspect has been identified as 61-year-old Alberto Perez of 82nd Avenue in Queens.
The NYPD confirms that a suspect is in custody after stabbing a 31-year-old woman during a dispute in June.
EMS responded and transported the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where she was listed in stable condition.
The suspect then stabbed the victim in the neck and left hand with a sharp object before fleeing the station and boarding an MTA Q53 bus.
On Monday, June 29, 2026, at approximately 2:15 p.m., an unidentified suspect engaged a 31-year-old female victim in a verbal dispute aboard a northbound “E” train at the 74 Street–Roosevelt Avenue subway station.
The NYPD has released additional details about the stabbing that occurred on Monday aboard an (E) train in Queens.
The suspect was not on the train in question and is believed to have fled the station, police say.
The affected train remains held inside the station, causing delays for other trains in the tunnel.
Radio clips available.
The suspect is now described as a Latino man, 5'9", with a bald head. Last seen wearing a green shirt, per dispatch.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional units to aid in the suspect search.
Police confirm the victim was stabbed on the southbound (E) train, car number 8697.
EMS has arrived, and officers are escorting units to the affected train.
Police are canvassing the area and coordinating with transit officials to locate the suspect.
Police are canvassing the area for the suspect, but they don't have a direction of flight yet.
Reports indicate the suspect may still be on a stopped train. Police are coordinating a response.
Police report that the victim has puncture wounds in the neck and hand and have requested EMS. They are searching for the suspect.
Police have received a report of a man who was stabbed.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 74th St & Roosevelt Ave.
Perez faces multiple charges including attempted murder and two counts of assault.
The suspect has been identified as 61-year-old Alberto Perez of 82nd Avenue in Queens.
The NYPD confirms that a suspect is in custody after stabbing a 31-year-old woman during a dispute in June.
EMS responded and transported the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where she was listed in stable condition.
The suspect then stabbed the victim in the neck and left hand with a sharp object before fleeing the station and boarding an MTA Q53 bus.
On Monday, June 29, 2026, at approximately 2:15 p.m., an unidentified suspect engaged a 31-year-old female victim in a verbal dispute aboard a northbound “E” train at the 74 Street–Roosevelt Avenue subway station.
The NYPD has released additional details about the stabbing that occurred on Monday aboard an (E) train in Queens.
The suspect was not on the train in question and is believed to have fled the station, police say.
The affected train remains held inside the station, causing delays for other trains in the tunnel.
Radio clips available.
The suspect is now described as a Latino man, 5'9", with a bald head. Last seen wearing a green shirt, per dispatch.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional units to aid in the suspect search.
Police confirm the victim was stabbed on the southbound (E) train, car number 8697.
EMS has arrived, and officers are escorting units to the affected train.
Police are canvassing the area and coordinating with transit officials to locate the suspect.
Police are canvassing the area for the suspect, but they don't have a direction of flight yet.
Reports indicate the suspect may still be on a stopped train. Police are coordinating a response.
Police report that the victim has puncture wounds in the neck and hand and have requested EMS. They are searching for the suspect.
Police have received a report of a man who was stabbed.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 74th St & Roosevelt Ave.
Perez faces multiple charges including attempted murder and two counts of assault.
The suspect has been identified as 61-year-old Alberto Perez of 82nd Avenue in Queens.
The NYPD confirms that a suspect is in custody after stabbing a 31-year-old woman during a dispute in June.
EMS responded and transported the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where she was listed in stable condition.
The suspect then stabbed the victim in the neck and left hand with a sharp object before fleeing the station and boarding an MTA Q53 bus.
On Monday, June 29, 2026, at approximately 2:15 p.m., an unidentified suspect engaged a 31-year-old female victim in a verbal dispute aboard a northbound “E” train at the 74 Street–Roosevelt Avenue subway station.
The NYPD has released additional details about the stabbing that occurred on Monday aboard an (E) train in Queens.
The suspect was not on the train in question and is believed to have fled the station, police say.
The affected train remains held inside the station, causing delays for other trains in the tunnel.
Radio clips available.
The suspect is now described as a Latino man, 5'9", with a bald head. Last seen wearing a green shirt, per dispatch.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional units to aid in the suspect search.
Police confirm the victim was stabbed on the southbound (E) train, car number 8697.
EMS has arrived, and officers are escorting units to the affected train.
Police are canvassing the area and coordinating with transit officials to locate the suspect.
Police are canvassing the area for the suspect, but they don't have a direction of flight yet.
Reports indicate the suspect may still be on a stopped train. Police are coordinating a response.
Police report that the victim has puncture wounds in the neck and hand and have requested EMS. They are searching for the suspect.
Police have received a report of a man who was stabbed.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 74th St & Roosevelt Ave.
Perez faces multiple charges including attempted murder and two counts of assault.
The suspect has been identified as 61-year-old Alberto Perez of 82nd Avenue in Queens.
The NYPD confirms that a suspect is in custody after stabbing a 31-year-old woman during a dispute in June.
EMS responded and transported the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, where she was listed in stable condition.
The suspect then stabbed the victim in the neck and left hand with a sharp object before fleeing the station and boarding an MTA Q53 bus.
On Monday, June 29, 2026, at approximately 2:15 p.m., an unidentified suspect engaged a 31-year-old female victim in a verbal dispute aboard a northbound “E” train at the 74 Street–Roosevelt Avenue subway station.
The NYPD has released additional details about the stabbing that occurred on Monday aboard an (E) train in Queens.
The suspect was not on the train in question and is believed to have fled the station, police say.
The affected train remains held inside the station, causing delays for other trains in the tunnel.
Radio clips available.
The suspect is now described as a Latino man, 5'9", with a bald head. Last seen wearing a green shirt, per dispatch.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional units to aid in the suspect search.
Police confirm the victim was stabbed on the southbound (E) train, car number 8697.
EMS has arrived, and officers are escorting units to the affected train.
Police are canvassing the area and coordinating with transit officials to locate the suspect.
Police are canvassing the area for the suspect, but they don't have a direction of flight yet.
Reports indicate the suspect may still be on a stopped train. Police are coordinating a response.
Police report that the victim has puncture wounds in the neck and hand and have requested EMS. They are searching for the suspect.
Police have received a report of a man who was stabbed.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 74th St & Roosevelt Ave.
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@newyorkuserUser2263959003 Compared to what exactly? People have had enough with the crime problem, politicians wants to go after people like Daniel Penny who stopped the threat on the subway instead of going after the real criminals that is endangering New Yorkers. If you think crime is the lowest it’s been, go ask the mother who lost her 7 month old baby in a shooting in Brooklyn, go ask the residents who had to deal with the YNs shootings in the Bronx, go ask the 30 year year old male who was critically stabbed in Brooklyn recently.
Ngl if judges are letting criminals go we need to make a database like registered sex offenders. Will need a lot of community support, but it's time someone or all of us take matters into our own hands without viokence of course.
@somerandombxguy 💯 it really is time to take matters in our own hands
On Election Day in November vote for candidates who prioritize Public Safety
Whoever says the NYC subways are safe, they are so full of it
@newyorkuserUser2263959003 Compared to what exactly? People have had enough with the crime problem, politicians wants to go after people like Daniel Penny who stopped the threat on the subway instead of going after the real criminals that is endangering New Yorkers. If you think crime is the lowest it’s been, go ask the mother who lost her 7 month old baby in a shooting in Brooklyn, go ask the residents who had to deal with the YNs shootings in the Bronx, go ask the 30 year year old male who was critically stabbed in Brooklyn recently.
Ngl if judges are letting criminals go we need to make a database like registered sex offenders. Will need a lot of community support, but it's time someone or all of us take matters into our own hands without viokence of course.
@somerandombxguy 💯 it really is time to take matters in our own hands
On Election Day in November vote for candidates who prioritize Public Safety
Whoever says the NYC subways are safe, they are so full of it
@newyorkuserUser2263959003 Compared to what exactly? People have had enough with the crime problem, politicians wants to go after people like Daniel Penny who stopped the threat on the subway instead of going after the real criminals that is endangering New Yorkers. If you think crime is the lowest it’s been, go ask the mother who lost her 7 month old baby in a shooting in Brooklyn, go ask the residents who had to deal with the YNs shootings in the Bronx, go ask the 30 year year old male who was critically stabbed in Brooklyn recently.
Ngl if judges are letting criminals go we need to make a database like registered sex offenders. Will need a lot of community support, but it's time someone or all of us take matters into our own hands without viokence of course.
@somerandombxguy 💯 it really is time to take matters in our own hands
On Election Day in November vote for candidates who prioritize Public Safety
Whoever says the NYC subways are safe, they are so full of it
@newyorkuserUser2263959003 Compared to what exactly? People have had enough with the crime problem, politicians wants to go after people like Daniel Penny who stopped the threat on the subway instead of going after the real criminals that is endangering New Yorkers. If you think crime is the lowest it’s been, go ask the mother who lost her 7 month old baby in a shooting in Brooklyn, go ask the residents who had to deal with the YNs shootings in the Bronx, go ask the 30 year year old male who was critically stabbed in Brooklyn recently.
Ngl if judges are letting criminals go we need to make a database like registered sex offenders. Will need a lot of community support, but it's time someone or all of us take matters into our own hands without viokence of course.
@somerandombxguy 💯 it really is time to take matters in our own hands
On Election Day in November vote for candidates who prioritize Public Safety
Whoever says the NYC subways are safe, they are so full of it
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@newyorkuserUser2263959003 Compared to what exactly? People have had enough with the crime problem, politicians wants to go after people like Daniel Penny who stopped the threat on the subway instead of going after the real criminals that is endangering New Yorkers. If you think crime is the lowest it’s been, go ask the mother who lost her 7 month old baby in a shooting in Brooklyn, go ask the residents who had to deal with the YNs shootings in the Bronx, go ask the 30 year year old male who was critically stabbed in Brooklyn recently.
Ngl if judges are letting criminals go we need to make a database like registered sex offenders. Will need a lot of community support, but it's time someone or all of us take matters into our own hands without viokence of course.
@somerandombxguy 💯 it really is time to take matters in our own hands
On Election Day in November vote for candidates who prioritize Public Safety
Whoever says the NYC subways are safe, they are so full of it