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Suspect arrested in fatal stabbings in NYC subway system

United StatesPublished February 14, 2021

Views 68.9K  |  Likes 896  |  Comments 450
Views#6,094,091Global
Views#1,270,222United States

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PIX11 NewsPIX11 News
368K subs•63.4K videos•Apr 2006

This video has 68.9K views and 896 likes, ranking #6,094,091 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

68,922

Likes

896

Comments

450

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Total (all-time): $48 – $138

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

A 21-year-old Brooklyn man has been arrested in the fatal stabbings of two people on New York City subway trains. Police say Rigoberto Lopez was taken into custody Saturday night and was formally arrested Sunday on charges of murder and attempted murder.

Published
February 14, 2021
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