NYPD arrests man charged with murder of jogger Katie Suarez in Brooklyn

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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly right-leaning (67%).

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According to ABC News, the NYPD arrested Sayed Mohassib, 27, on Saturday and charged him with second-degree murder in the stabbing of Katie Suarez, 28, who was attacked while jogging along the Belt Parkway waterfront in Brooklyn on Oct. 30. ABC reports she died three days later. The Daily Mail and the New York Post report that Mohassib is a former NYPD officer who was removed from the force for psychological reasons, and that video placed him leaving the park around the time of the attack. The New York Post, citing police sources, reports that Mohassib told officers he had no memory of the attack and woke up covered in blood with the knife in his possession.

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The NYPD says it arrested Sayed Mohassib, 27, and charged him with second-degree murder.
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ABC News
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Daily Mail, New York Post
Katie Suarez, 28, was stabbed in the neck on Oct. 30 while jogging in Brooklyn.
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ABC News
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ABC News reports that Suarez died three days after the attack.
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Police say video placed Mohassib near the park around the time of the attack.
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ABC News
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Daily Mail, New York Post
Mohassib reportedly worked briefly for the NYPD and was removed for psychological reasons.
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Mohassib reportedly told officers he had no memory of the attack and woke up covered in blood.
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Mohassib worked as a teacher’s aide at a Brooklyn school near the crime scene, according to reports.
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ABC News
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Daily Mail

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All three outlets report that Sayed Mohassib, 27, was charged with second-degree murder over the stabbing of Katie Suarez in Brooklyn. The left-side report presents it as a police-attributed arrest, while the right-side outlets lead with his former NYPD service and the suspect’s reported account.

the left
1 outlet
The single left-side report leads with the arrest and attributes it to police, without the former-officer link in its headline.
Suspect arrested in connection with NYC jogger's murder: Police
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the center
No coverage yet
No center outlet that Mantle follows has covered this story yet. That absence is part of the picture.
the right
2 outlets
Both right-side outlets lead with the suspect’s NYPD past; the Post headline uses maniac and admitted, while the Daily Mail headline says women, though only one victim is reported.
Ex-NYPD Dehumanizing label“maniac”The label reduces the suspect to a deranged category before the facts are established in court.More neutral: suspectDisagree with this highlight? Loaded verb“admitted”The word presents an account relayed from unnamed police sources as a confession.More neutral: told policeDisagree with this highlight? to Loaded verb“slashing”The verb is more graphic than the stabbing described by other outlets.More neutral: stabbingDisagree with this highlight? NYC jogger Katie Suarez after video caught him leaving park around same time: police sources
New York PostRightAll right-leaning headlines

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Has not covered this story.
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maniacadmitted to slashingheartless murderadmitted

In the outlets’ own words

Dehumanizing label
maniacMore neutral: suspect
The label reduces the suspect to a deranged category before the facts are established in court.
A maniac who was kicked off the NYPD force has admitted to slashing a young woman jogging along…
Used byNew York Post (Right)
Loaded verb
admitted to slashingMore neutral: told police he stabbed
The phrase presents an account relayed from unnamed police sources as a confession.
A maniac who was kicked off the NYPD force has admitted to slashing a young woman jogging along a Brooklyn footpath last week — but says he doesn’t…
Used byNew York Post (Right)
Sensational language
heartless murderMore neutral: murder
The adjective adds emotional judgement beyond the stated facts.
…a Brooklyn footpath last week — but says he doesn’t remember carrying out the heartless murder, police sources told The Post.
Used byNew York Post (Right)
Loaded verb
admittedMore neutral: told police
The word presents an account relayed from unnamed police sources as a confession.
Ex-NYPD maniac admitted to slashing NYC jogger Katie Suarez after video caught him leaving park around same…
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Loaded verb
slashingMore neutral: stabbing
The verb is more graphic than the stabbing described by other outlets.
Ex-NYPD maniac admitted to slashing NYC jogger Katie Suarez after video caught him leaving park around same time: police…
Used byNew York Post (Right)
Sensational language
brutal murderMore neutral: murder
The adjective adds emotional weight beyond the stated facts of a stabbing death.
…for the New York Police Department as an officer has been arrested over the brutal murder of a woman.
Used byDaily Mail (Right)

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From the left

1 outlet

Leads with

police attribution of the arrest
second-degree murder charge
video evidence at the scene

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ABC NewsLeft
Suspect arrested in connection with NYC jogger's murder: Police
The NYPD arrested a man on Saturday in connection with the killing of Katie Suarez, who was stabbed while jogging in Brooklyn last week.
51 min agoRead at ABC News (opens in a new tab)

From the center

0 outlets

No center outlet that Mantle follows has covered this story yet. That absence is part of the picture.

From the right

2 outlets

Leads with

former NYPD officer link
suspect’s reported lack of memory
video from the park

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Daily MailRight
Former NYPD officer is arrested for murdering women jogging on New York path
Katie Suarez, 28, was stabbed in the neck around 8pm on October 30 near Bay 17th Street and Shore Parkway in Bath Beach, New York.
1 hr agoRead at Daily Mail (opens in a new tab)
New York PostRight
Ex-NYPD Dehumanizing label“maniac”The label reduces the suspect to a deranged category before the facts are established in court.More neutral: suspectDisagree with this highlight? Loaded verb“admitted”The word presents an account relayed from unnamed police sources as a confession.More neutral: told policeDisagree with this highlight? to Loaded verb“slashing”The verb is more graphic than the stabbing described by other outlets.More neutral: stabbingDisagree with this highlight? NYC jogger Katie Suarez after video caught him leaving park around same time: police sources
The ex-NYPD officer was charged in jogger Katie Suarez’s Brooklyn killing after video tied him to the park, police sources say;
2 hr agoRead at New York Post (opens in a new tab)

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1 hr 18 min later
Its first report, Nov 7, 1:11 PM EST
Center
No report yet
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Right
First to report
New York Post, Nov 7, 11:53 AM EST

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New York PostRightNov 7, 11:53 AM EST
Daily MailRightNov 7, 12:30 PM EST
ABC NewsLeftNov 7, 1:11 PM EST

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NYPD arrests man charged with murder of jogger Katie Suarez in Brooklyn

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Suspect arrested in connection with NYC jogger's murder: Police

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Former NYPD officer is arrested for murdering women jogging on New York path

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