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Harlem McDonald's stabbing
A customer stabbed a McDonald's worker several times with a box cutter, police said.
NEW YORK - A man wanted in connection with a vicious stabbing of a Manhattan McDonald's worker has been arrested.
The NYPD says that 28-year-old Ezekiel Dunn-Jennings was arrested late Monday evening. He faces attempted murder, assault, and a weapons charge.
The attack happened just after midnight on Wednesday at the McDonald's at E. 117th St. and 3rd Ave. in East Harlem.
The 31-year-old worker was stabbed multiple times with a box cutter during some sort of dispute with a customer. He suffered injuries to his neck, chest, and face.
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EMS rushed him to Harlem Hospital in critical condition.
The attacker took off before police got to the scene. He was later identified as Dunn-Jennings. It was unclear if he had a lawyer who could speak on his behalf.
BURGER KING MURDER
The stabbing happened around the corner from a Burger King where an employee was shot to death two months ago.
19-year-old cashier Kristal Bayron-Nieves was killed on Jan. 9, 2022.
Authorities say that Winston Glynn entered the Burger King on 116th Street off Lexington Avenue and pistol-whipped the manager and one of two customers in the restaurant. He then demanded money.
Bayron-Nieves gave him $100 but he still shot her in the stomach before stealing the manager's phone and taking off.