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Hard-Working New Yorkers Forced to Pay Nearly Double the National Average for Car Insurance -- $4,031 a Year Compared to $2,400 Nationwide Every family expense – from rent to groceries – would be more manageable if Albany finally addressed the legal system failures driving up costs across New York NEW YORK - Citizens for Affordable Rates (CAR), a coalition of consumers, advocates, and organizations fighting for working families struggling with crushing insurance costs, highlighted the Partnership for New York City 's distressful new report , "Excessive Litigation Is Driving New York's Affordability Crisis," which exposes how legal system abuse and rampant insurance fraud are forcing New York families to pay auto insurance premiums 52% higher than families anywhere else in America. Working families across New York – from immigrant communities in Queens to Latino families in the Bronx , ...

Cops Arrest Subway Stabber in Bronx

Subway Psycho Killed Citifield Maintenance Worker in Unprovoked Attack, NYPD Says 

Charles Moore was fatally stabbed to death on a Bronx subway platform in an unprovoked attack.

By Dan Gesslein 

Bronx Voice 

October 8, 2022


BRONX - Police say they have nabbed the Subway Psycho who stabbed to death a Citifield maintenance worker on a Bronx subway platform for apparently no reason. 




Cops arrested Saquan Lemons of Sedgwick Avenue. The 27-year-old was charged with murder, manslaughter and criminal posession of a weapon in the brutal stabbing death of Charles Moore inside a Morris Heights subway station. 



Cops say as Moore and Lemons exited the Number 4 subway car at the E. 176th Street and Jerome Avenue station, Lemons allegedly pounced. The attacker pulled out a large knife and repeatedly stabbed him on the elevated train platform, cops say. He was rushed to Lincoln Hospital but died a short time later. 


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Moore was riding the subway as he was coming home from work as a maintenance worker at Citifield.  


Investigators still have no motive as to why Moore was murdered. 




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