Deranged, Violent Homeless Lunatic Who Threw Woman In Front of Train Confesses His Motive: "I Did It Because I Wanted To"

Three cheers for "decarceration," everyone! Everyone give the left a big cheer for murdering as many US citizens as possible in a four year span!

The homeless man who allegedly shoved a woman into the path of a moving Manhattan train made a chilling confession -- telling cops, "I did it because I wanted to," a court heard Tuesday.

Markeese Brazelis, 26, brazenly admitted to tossing the 23-year-old victim into an incoming A train at the 168th Street station shortly after he was arrested for the savage Monday morning attack, prosecutors said at his Manhattan Criminal Court arraignment.

"I pushed her into the train because I was high and I was mad,'" Brazelis told cops, according to Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Lauren Hatz.

"I did it because I wanted to," he allegedly said.

Prosecutors said the unhinged man should be held on $150,000 bail -- arguing he posed a danger to the public as this was his third arrest in the subway system in just over a week.

$150,000 bail means a $15,000 payment by this killer and/or his family. The bail bondsman puts up 90%. (If he can find one -- I can imagine bail bondsmen not wanting to risk losing their bond for this two-legged vermin.)

Brazelis was busted on Jan. 19 for entering the prohibited area of the Bergen Street subway station -- only to be released and then arrested four days later for allegedly grabbing a woman's butt as she stood next to her partner on a subway platform, according to prosecutors.

Both cases, which included charges not bail eligible, allowed Brazelis to remain free to escalate his subway deviance -- culminating in the unprovoked attack at the Washington Heights station around 9 a.m. January 27, prosecutors said.

The maniac didn't even exchange a word with his victim before throwing her into the train, according to the ADA.

"He poses a threat to strangers he encounters on the subway platforms and he engages in criminal conduct despite being completely unprovoked," Hatz said.

Don't worry about the dramatic escalation in random maniacs throwing women in front of oncoming subways -- it's just a "transitory" increase, I've been told.

posted by Ace at 02:22 PM

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