Iryna Zarutska’s family break silence after she was killed on train | US | News
The relatives of a Ukrainian refugee stabbed death on a train in a wild attack and condemned the officials for “tours in the security protocols”.
Iryna Zarutska had escaped from Ukraine, Vladimir Putin abandoned his loved ones after he ordered the Russian forces to invade the invasion of 24 February 2022. Calling shelters abroad, North Carolina resumed in Charlotte.
On August 22, Iryna climbed the South End light rail service in Charlotte and traveled to the city, as he did many times before. However, a few minutes after sitting in the packaged car, a homeless man with a comprehensive criminal record launched a vicious knife attack on the young woman and dived a jackal into his throat.
Speaking publicly, relatives, his death was the “most terrible way to disappear,” he said. Oz Beyond the words, his heart was broken, the family said through a lawyer who represented them.
“Iryna came here to find peace and security, and instead her life was stolen in the most terrible way.” They said. “No family should have to do this.”
The family also stated that there is no visible or effective safety on the Lynx Blue line and demands a comprehensive investigation about “Tours in Security Protocols and Failures in Public Transportation System”. In addition, they condemned a collapse between the Charlotte Area Transit system and Professional Security Services (PSS) and in addition to insufficient security measures they claim to prevent the deadly attack. Mirror.
The family said, “There could be anyone who got on light rails tonight.” He said. “We are determined to be sure that this has never happened again.”
Shocking video images of the ruthless attack spread to social media after the incident. However, Iryna’s family called the people and said, “Respect Ilyna’s dignity and [their] grief not re -publishing or wandering. “
They announced that Zarutska was trying to establish a new start at Charlotte and that he provided full -time employment at a local pizzeria while studying English at a Community College. On August 22, he texted his partner at home in a short time, but when he did not return, worried relatives watched his phone to a train station.
After reaching the station, it was reported that he was declared dead at the scene. The police described the knife as a 35 -year -old Vagrant Decarlos Brown JR, a 35 -year -old recorded criminal record, including the arrest to attack her sister.
Brown was withdrawn, leaving a bloody trail along the car, because other passengers seemed unaware of the massacre that occurred before tearing the shirt.
He was caught soon and initially faced the first -degree murder accusation, but later took an action that caused death in a mass transportation system in the federal court.
A judge rejected the application of bail and remained behind the bars.
In the event that the federal crime is convicted, Brown can be sentenced to death, although North Carolina has not executed anyone for about ten years.
“Irena Zarutska was a young woman who had an American dream – the terrible murder – a direct result of the unsuccessful criminal policies that put forward criminals before innocent people. This will never see the light of the day – this will never see the light of the day.
