All he would say is "I saw dead bodies,"' the relative told the outlet. Garcia had three prior arrests in 2020 stemming from charges of harassment, aggravated harassment, stalking and criminal contempt, Yonkers police said.Ī close relative, who asked not to be named, said Garcia had previously served in the Army, and was not the same after his return from deployment to Iraq, the New York Daily News reported.
New York City police have charged Aaron Garcia, 37, of Yonkers with attempted murder and assault in connection to a Sunday evening hatchet attack caught on video at a bank in lower Manhattan. He underwent psychiatric evaluation at Bellevue Hospital, before being charged with attempted murder and assault.Īuthorities said on Wednesday that Garcia was already wanted by Yonkers Police, who have an active arrest warrant out on him for a February 15 assault, and four active bench warrants for failure to appear in court.
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Police arrested 37-year-old military veteran Aaron Garcia in the attack late Tuesday night, when they found him smashing car and storefront windows with a hammer. Photos emerged on Thursday of the immediate aftermath of the assault as Solorzano sat, covered in blood, on the sidewalk while medics tended to him before he was put on a gurney and taken to hospital. I yelled "Help, help, help!" Another person talked to the police and another doctor came.' He added: 'There were a lot of people in the street. 'He didn't even rob me,' Solorzano told the New York Daily News in Spanish on Wednesday. Miguel Solorzano, 50, had just gotten off his shift cooking meals at a luxury getaway on Governor's Island and went to deposit his check at a Chase Bank ATM on Broadway in Manhattan's Financial District when a man started swinging a hatchet at him.
Published: 14:13 GMT, 19 August 2021 | Updated: 22:59 GMT, 19 August 2021Ī man who was seriously wounded by a hatchet-wielding attacker at an ATM in Manhattan has told how he begged people in the street outside for help - as horrifying photos emerged of the bloody aftermath of Sunday's attack.
Photos from the aftermath of the attack show blood dripping down his face and staining his previously white clothes, as authorities bandage his head.The man did not rob him and instead walked away after the attack, leaving Solorzano with three slash wounds to the head and another to his right leg.Solorzano went to deposit a check at a Chase Bank that night when a man walked up behind him and started swinging a hatchet at him.Miguel Solorzano, 50, said he was still having trouble processing the attack at an ATM vestibule Sunday night.'He was crazy! He didn't even rob me': Victim of Chase ATM hatchet attack breaks down as horrifying photos reveal aftermath of bloody assault 'by Iraq vet' who was 'never the same' after war
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