Nypost Ex-NYPD Cop Charged with Murder of Jogger Katie Suarez
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- •Sayed Mohassib charged with second-degree murder of jogger Katie Suarez.
- •Incident occurred on October 30, 2026, with Mohassib claiming memory loss of the attack.
- •Blood evidence found in Mohassib's apartment suggests a violent crime scene.
Sayed Mohassib, a former NYPD officer and current teacher's aide, has been charged with the second-degree murder of jogger Katie Suarez in Brooklyn. The incident occurred on October 30, 2026, when Suarez was attacked while running along a footpath. Mohassib, who had been discharged from the Marines for psychological reasons, reportedly has no memory of the attack but was found covered in blood and in possession of the murder weapon. Video evidence placed him at the scene around the time of the murder. Following the incident, he exhibited erratic behavior at work, which raised concerns among colleagues. Prosecutors revealed that blood from Suarez was found splattered in Mohassib's apartment, indicating an attempt to clean the crime scene. He is currently held without bail and is scheduled for a court appearance on November 10, 2026.
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