A Queens man has been arrested for two separate random cuts on train 7 for so many days – including one that left a subway car so bloody it had to be decommissioned, cops and sources said Sunday.
Donnie Ubiera, 32, stabbed two men – one in the face and the other in the neck – without provocation in isolated incidents on Friday and Saturday morning on the Flushing to-Midtown subway line, according to a statement from the New York police.
The first attack took place at 8:40 a.m. during rush hour on Friday morning at Queensboro Plaza in Long Island City, Queens, and left the 62-year-old victim with cuts to his face and arms, police said.
There was so much blood in the car that it had to be taken out of service, sources said.
The victim needed stitches to close her wounds.
It is alleged that Ubiera struck again the next day at 7:15 a.m. at 74th Street-Broadway Station in Jackson Heights, Queens. Cops said he approached his unsuspecting victim, showed him a “big” knife and stabbed the man in the neck and fled.
Donnie Ubiera allegedly stabbed two unprovoked men in separate incidents on Friday and Saturday mornings. NYPD The first victim was stabbed in the face and the second in the neck. Gregory P. Mango
The victim was taken to Elmhurst Hospital in critical but stable condition, cops said.
New York City police found a knife from the scene; The killer was captured about 12 hours later.
He faces two charges of attempted murder, assault and possession of a weapon.
Ubiera faces two charges of attempted murder, assault and possession of a weapon. NYPD There was so much blood in the train car after the first attack that it reportedly had to be decommissioned. Gregory P. Mango
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