Crime & Safety

Suspect Arrested For Stabbing Man In The Back At NYC Subway Station: NYPD

As the victim was leaving the station, he was stabbed from behind, police said.

An investigation remains ongoing.
An investigation remains ongoing. (NYPD)

NEW YORK CITY — A suspect has been arrested for stabbing another man multiple times in the back inside a Manhattan subway station last week, police said on Thursday.

Dariel Castillo, 28, was into custody on Wednesday and has been charged with assault. He is accused of stabbing a 51-year-old man in the mezzanine level of the Broadway-Lafayette station on Jan. 28.

According to police, Castillo got into an argument with the 51-year-old before the stabbing.

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As the victim was leaving the station, he was stabbed from behind.

The 51-year-old man was taken to NYC Health and Hospitals/Bellevue for treatment.

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Defense attorney information for Castillo was not readily available.

An investigation remains ongoing.

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