Suspected killer who went on NYC stabbing spree confessed he picked victims because they were ‘alone,’ ‘distracted’: sources
Ramon Rivera, 51, spent hours sleeping in police custody after he was nabbed in Monday’s bloody broad daylight stabbing spree, sources familiar with his arrest said.
NYC fatal stab spree suspect Ramon Rivera never did more than year in jail despite arrests, mental health woes
Despite multiple arrests and a history of mental health problems, Ramon Rivera, accused of killing three strangers in a wild Manhattan stabbing spree, was never sentenced to more than a year in jail.
Ramon Rivera was carrying two knives when he was arrested by Robert Garvey, an NYPD officer from LI, officials said.
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Authorities revealed that Rivera has a criminal history spanning three states and suffers from severe mental health issues.
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