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Police: Suspect in fatal NYC stabbing spree acted alone and ‘unprovoked’

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New York City police say the suspect arrested in connection to a spree of fatal stabbings that has left two people dead acted alone and was unprovoked. New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the suspect had a recent criminal history that was being investigated.

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