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Exclusive | Victims maimed by Grand Central machete madman seek to sue city for failing to keep riders safe from ‘Lucifer’

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Grand Central machete attack victims Leila Sumulong, 70, and Jose Fermin, 84, are seeking to sue NYC for failing to keep the subways safe.

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Two elderly victims of a machete attack at the Grand Central Metro Station in New York apply for permission to take legal action against the city, claiming that the authorities did not provide adequate security in this busy transport hub. 70-year-old Leila Sumulong and 84-year-old José Fermín were among the three people attacked by Anthony Griffin, 44, at the 42-Grand Central Street station on 11 April. A third victim, a 65-year-old man, suffere…

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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