On Christmas Eve in Grand Central Station, Imani-Ciara Pizarro, 26, got off the 4 train at 10 pm to head to her administrative night job at the Roosevelt Hotel, a shelter. That’s when 28-year-old Jason Sargeant began yelling, “What’s your problem?”
He stabbed her in the throat, kicked her phone away, and then “sucker-punched” her in the back of the head “as hard as he could,” forcing her to the ground. She “blacked out.”
She was Facetiming with a neighbor when she was struck.
No one helped her. There were no Daniel Pennys. People on the platform looked frozen, and there were no police anywhere—no one even called 911.
Her neighbor on the phone called 911.
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JUST IN: One of the victims randomly stabbed at Grand Central Terminal on Christmas Eve says no one helped her after she was slashed in the throat
“No one called 911. No one in Grand Central called 911. It was my neighbor. I called my neighbor. I was on the phone with my… pic.twitter.com/LHS3VlAhaw
— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) December 25, 2024
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