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NYC Delivery Worker Honored for Assisting in Arrest of Stabbing Suspect

George Zamot, a UPS worker from the Bronx, was honored for his efforts in helping to apprehend Raul Morales, the suspect in a stabbing incident on the Upper West Side in July. Zamot followed Morales after witnessing the attack on Moshe Grunhaus and provided crucial information to the NYPD, leading to Morales' arrest. At a rally against anti-Semitism, Zamot highlighted the importance of community action in preventing hate crimes.

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George Zamot, a UPS worker from the Bronx, was honored for his efforts in helping to apprehend Raul Morales, the suspect in a stabbing incident on the Upper West Side in July. Zamot followed Morales after witnessing the attack on Moshe Grunhaus and provided crucial information to the NYPD, leading to Morales' arrest. At a rally against anti-Semitism, Zamot highlighted the importance of community action in preventing hate crimes.

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Heroic NYC delivery worker honored for helping catch Manhattan stabber — as he recounts lunatic’s chilling words

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NYC Delivery Worker Honored for Assisting in Arrest of Stabbing Suspect