A Queens grand jury has indicted Angie Cordero Rosario for attempted murder and assault following a violent incident on a Q9 MTA bus. Rosario, aged 29, allegedly stabbed a 59-year-old man with a pen after a dispute erupted over his aggressive behavior toward a female passenger. The victim, a veteran, sustained severe injuries, prompting ongoing medical treatment. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz emphasized the need for safe public transportation and accountability for actions that threaten this safety. Rosario was arrested shortly after fleeing the scene of the attack.
'Public transportation must be safe in New York City to thrive, and when it is not, those who endanger the safety of New Yorkers must be held accountable.'
'As alleged, this defendant acted erratically on a New York City bus and aggressively stomped on the foot of a female passenger, leading to a violent altercation.'
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