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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Maniac busted for slugging pregnant woman, 37, on NYC subway — fourth random attack on female straphangers in as many months: sources
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Maniac busted for slugging pregnant woman, 37, on NYC subway — fourth random attack on female straphangers in as many months: sources

Last updated: March 7, 2025 4:47 pm
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Recent incidents in the New York City subway system have highlighted the issue of repeat offenders being released back onto the streets, leading to further acts of violence. One such case involves Christopher Benitez, a 33-year-old Brooklyn resident with a history of arrests. Benitez, who has 16 prior arrests, was arrested for punching a 37-year-old pregnant woman on a J train at the Jamaica Center-Parsons-Archer station on February 25th.

What is particularly alarming is that Benitez had been involved in three similar transit attacks in the past four months but was released each time to commit more violence. In one incident on December 26th, he punched a woman on a subway in Queens, was arrested, and released the same day without bail. Later that afternoon, he attacked another woman in Manhattan.

Elaine Silva, one of Benitez’s earlier victims, expressed shock and anger that he was not in jail. Silva was punched by Benitez on December 26th inside the 42nd Street-Bryant Park train station. She expressed concern about the safety of other potential victims and the lack of consequences for Benitez’s actions.

Benitez’s pattern of attacks began on November 9th when he punched a 40-year-old woman at the Jamaica-Van Wyck subway station in Queens. Despite being granted supervised release in that case, he went on to commit more assaults. The lack of bail for misdemeanor charges under state law allowed him to continue his violent behavior.

After multiple arrests and releases, Benitez was finally granted bail of $2,500 cash or $5,000 bond for his December 26th attacks. However, he was able to post bail and return to the streets. Subsequent arrests for fare jumping and failure to appear in court further highlighted the revolving door of the criminal justice system for repeat offenders like Benitez.

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Benitez’s latest attack on the pregnant woman resulted in charges of third-degree assault. Despite not causing serious injury, the incident once again raised concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of the legal system in dealing with repeat offenders.

As Benitez was led out in handcuffs from the Transit District 20 precinct, housed inside the Briarwood subway station, he exhibited little emotion. His arraignment in the latest case was pending, leaving many to question the effectiveness of the justice system in addressing the issue of repeat offenders and ensuring the safety of the public.

The case of Christopher Benitez serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced in dealing with individuals who repeatedly engage in criminal behavior. It highlights the need for a more comprehensive approach to addressing the root causes of such behavior and ensuring the safety and well-being of all members of the community.

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