The homeless man accused of fatally shoving Michelle Go into an oncoming subway train in Times Square exploded in Manhattan court Tuesday -- after prosecutors argued he has been deemed mentally fit to stand trial.
Martial Simon -- who was locked up at a maximum-security state psychiatric facility on Wards Island two years ago -- has since passed a mental health evaluation and can now face murder charges in the January 2022 slaying that shook the city, prosecutors said in Manhattan Supreme Court.
But Simon, 63, couldn't keep his cool during the brief hearing, trying to address Judge Althea Drysdale before snapping "Who are you f--king motherf--ks? God I hate you" as court officers hauled him away.
His defense attorney said the troubled vagrant is still experiencing delusions, including believing aliens will come to "save" him because he is a "supernatural" being.
"He remains in strong belief that the space ships will come and save him as he is supernatural," lawyer Mitchell Schuman told the judge, citing a staff report from the Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Center on March 27 -- just a week before prosecutors wrapped up their mental evaluation.
The woman he threw in front of a subway had both of her legs amputated by the train's steel wheels. AOC couldn't be prouder. Whoops, no, my mistake: He's not responsible for cutting off the legs of his victim. In his case, the victim was simply killed.
It's hard to keep track of all the women being thrown in front of trains by mentally insane homeless killers released into society for the sake of the deadly decarceration agenda.
On Friday, a Nashville man who had been charged with 105 offenses since 2007 was arrested yet again, this time in connection with the kidnapping and rape of a female Amazon delivery driver.
The suspect, 34-year-old Carl Jerome Hamilton, was subsequently hit with charges of aggravated rape, aggravated kidnapping, and robbery.
According to WKRN, the incident took place around 4 am on the 700 block of President Ronald Reagan Way. The 25-year-old victim, whose identity has not been made public, was delivering packages in the mail room of an apartment building when Hamilton allegedly entered and shut the door behind him. He then allegedly forced her to take off her clothes and sexually assaulted her.
After that, Hamilton demanded the victim get in her delivery van and drive him to a nearby ATM on Murfreesboro Pike. Once there, she withdrew $100 via her debit card. He then drove her around for another hour or so before leaving her and her vehicle and fleeing.
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This is not the first time Hamilton has been charged with kidnapping and robbery. In 2020, he was taken in after allegedly attacking a 24-year-old woman, and subsequently convicted. In 2022, he was sentenced to six years in prison, but got out early.
"You would think somewhere along the way, he would have been held accountable," Police Chief John Drake said, per FOX17. "It would still have been a little harsher probation. Maybe some wraparound services if he was mentally incompetent or had some issues or spending more time incarcerated."
Decarceration for the win.
The wife of an ex-college professor convicted of terrorism-related charges was spotted hanging out at Columbia University's encampment prior to the dramatic NYPD raid where cops busted 109 people Tuesday night.
Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday blamed "outside agitators" for the campus chaos, saying cops had identified individuals who weren't Columbia students among the protesters.
While he refused to offer up names, Hizzoner told MSNBC during a media blitz that "one of the individual's husband was arrested for and convicted for terrorism on a federal level."
"One of them was married to someone that was arrested for terrorism," he later reiterated during a follow-up interview on CBS.
Sami Al-Arian -- who pleaded guilty in 2005 to fundraising and other support for the terrorist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad -- had earlier boasted on social media that his wife, Nahla, was among those who joined anti-Israel protesters at the Ivy League campus last week.
Al-Arian, who was deported from the US in 2015 after serving time, shared a photo of his wife smiling and sitting alone among the tents.
Police later clarified Nahla Al-Arian was only on the Morningside Heights campus last week and was not among the pro-terror mob that broke into an academic building early Tuesday and occupied it for nearly 24 hours before cops were given the green light to storm in and make arrests.
A Jewish law student was punched in the face for attempting to enter a Hamas-occupied part of Berkeley.
A Jewish law student at the University of California, Berkeley, was allegedly punched in the face by an anti-Israel protester on campus, according to wild new footage.
Viral video of the incident shows the moment Noah Cohen, a UC Berkeley School of Law student, is trying to film the anti-Israeli protest on campus when he's confronted by a demonstrator blocking the path, according to the footage uploaded by The Jewish News of Northern California editor Gabe Stutman.
"Where you headed, man," the woman asks as she stands in Cohen's way.
"Jay, you can't do this," the frustrated law student replies.
"Yes, I absolutely can," she answers.
"I'm going to go to the police station then," Cohen says before the woman runs up to him and appears to try and grab him.
"Hey, hey, hey, hey! Do not touch me," Cohen warns. "Do not put your hands on me."
As she continues to stand in Cohen's way, the two appear to get into a scuffle as the law student yells at her to get away before suddenly falling back.
"Jesus christ! You just punched me in the face," Cohen remarks as he gets up. "You can't punch people."
Following the incident, Cohen blasted the anti-Israel encampment on campus as one that touts itself as a non-violent protest until their demands aren't met.
It's being claimed that the majority of those arrested at Columbia were not students. I know Columbia has an interest in peddling this angle.
On Tuesday night, Columbia University released a statement after calling the New York Police Department to arrest pro-Hamas activists who "occupied, vandalized and blockaded" one of the buildings on campus, which revealed that "the group that broke into and occupied the building is led by individuals who are not affiliated with the University." Over 100 people were arrested at Columbia.
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It was previously revealed that the activists who are part of the almost 2-week occupation of the campus were being led by outside agitators who are not students. According to the statement, "We believe that the group that broke into and occupied the building is led by individuals who are not affiliated with the University."
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In a statement, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said "young people are being influenced by those who are professionals at radicalizing our children."
Antifa recruits people with clean records to break the law. The idea is that these people won't get jail time for their first offense.
It could be that in this case, the leftwing organizers recruited outsiders to make up most of the force occupying Hamilton Hall, as non-students are of course immune from the university's threat to suspend or expel them.
The best and the brightest:
A protester at Columbia University's occupied Hamilton Hall expressed some measure of regret upon seeing NYPD officers approaching their location. As officers prepared to break into the building, blockaded by student protesters as well as what school administrators called outside agitators, the student called out "f*ck you, it's finals! Can I go home?"
After clearing the campus of pro-terrorist colonizers, the NYPD raised the, get this, American flag over the Communist College of NY. I mean, the City College.
No, I had it right the first time.
Another Gay For Hamas.