Ex-Cop Accused Of Killing Jogger Went To Work With Kids After Slaying, His Troubling Past Surfaces
A former NYPD cop has been arrested for the death of a complete stranger. And now, in new details, it has been revealed that he went to work after the murder.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleThe psycho ex-cop who has been accused of murdering a complete stranger reportedly went on with his day after committing the heinous crime. According to reports, a source has now revealed that he returned to his job after fatally stabbing a Brooklyn jogger. For the unversed, the cop worked with kids at a city public school. Now, reports have also stated that he previously killed his family pet.
NYPD ex-cop went to work with kids after fatally stabbing a jogger
The ex-cop accused of stabbing a jogger was identified as Sayed Mohassib. According to The Post, he reportedly went to work with kids at a public school right after committing the heinous crime. And now, a parent of a student at PS 200 in Brooklyn, where the suspect worked, has reacted to the tragedy. Jasmine Scotto reflected on what happened and said:
"You don't know who is teaching our kids. It's just shocking. He came here the next day as if nothing happened."
According to Jasmine Scotto, Sayed Mohassib was working as a teacher's aide at the school when he allegedly went off the deep end and randomly stabbed 28-year-old runner Katie Suarez. The incident reportedly took place on October 30, 2026. Following this, the cops had been on a frantic search for Katie's killer.
Now, reports have revealed that he was back in the classroom three days later, and the cops only arrested him on November 7, 2026. What further makes the entire incident shocking is the fact that Sayed Mohassib became a paraprofessional at PS 200 despite a history of psychotic behavior that got him kicked from the Marines and barred from a second stint at the NYPD. Jasmine Scotto added:
"It's crazy because what if he came here and started killing kids or the teachers? That's what went through my mind."
Ex-cop's mother revealed he previously killed their family pet
Amid the buzz, Sayed Mohassib's mother has revealed that he once killed the family pet, a cat or dog. The suspect is accused of randomly stabbing Katie Suarez twice in the neck. According to the reports, she was running along a path at a popular Brooklyn promenade when he spotted and killed her. When asked why he stabbed a complete stranger, Sayed allegedly told the cops that he took a knife to the scene because he believed someone would kill his family if he didn't.
He was caught on the CCTV footage while entering and exiting the park area around the time of the slaying, and further identified with the use of facial-recognition technology on photos he needed for his government and public-service work. Sayed Mohassib reportedly joined the NYPD in 2022 but left just six weeks later to join the US Marine Corps, sources said.
According to reports, the Corps rejected him within a month over concerns about his mental state, and the NYPD then refused to let him rejoin the police force in January 2023 because he appeared "disheveled". He eventually found work as an hourly support staffer for the city Department of Education, and in 2024 was hired as a paraprofessional.
The same year, cops responded to a report at his Bensonhurst home that he threatened to "chop up" his family. However, it wasn't until November 9, 2026, that DOE officials revealed Sayed Mohassib had been fired after Mayor Zohran Mamdani called for a thorough investigation into his job at the city schools. A dad of a kid at PS 200 also reflected on the incident and said:
"My daughter saw him last night on TV and told me, 'Dad, I see him every day!' She said, 'He's in my school. We see him every single day.' I said, 'Wow! That's really insane.' I hope this doesn't happen again at any other public school."
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