Police: Employee stabbed inside Harlem McDonald's; suspect fled on foot
Police are looking for a man wanted for a brutal stabbing at a McDonald's in Harlem on March 9.
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Mar 12, 2022, 3:50 PM
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Updated 781 days ago
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2ds agoPolice are looking for a man wanted for a brutal stabbing
at a McDonald's in Harlem on March 9.
The suspect fled the location on foot, fleeing westbound
towards Lexington Avenue.
The police responded to an assault inside McDonald's
located at 2142 3rd Ave., where the 31-year-old male victim from the Bronx was
found with multiple stab wounds to his body.
The victim was stabbed in the back, arms, and slashed in
the face with a box cutter and is currently in critical condition at NYC Health
& Hospitals/Harlem, following a dispute with the suspect at the location.
Police are looking for 28-year-old suspect Ezekiel Dunn of
Manhattan. He is 5'9" tall, weighing approximately 160 lbs. He has a dark
complexion and brown eyes, and black hair.
Anyone with any information regarding this incident is
encouraged to call the NYPD Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS.
