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President Donald Trump said “blood is on the hands of the Democrats” after the brutal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee in Charlotte, North Carolina, who was attacked and killed on a slight railway train by a man with a long criminal story last.
Social media exploded over the weekend after surveillance foot, released by Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), showed 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska, who boarded a Lynx Blue Line last month before a man pulled out a knife and started stabbing Zarutska three times, once in the neck.
“The blood of this innocent woman can literally be seen dripping from the killer’s knife, and now her blood is on the hands of the Democrats, refusing to put bad people in prison, included the formation of disgraceful governor and ‘wannabe senator’ Roy Cooper,” Trump said of truth social. “North Carolina, and every state, need law and order, and only Republicans will deliver it! In addition, where is the contour of the mainstream media on this horrible tragedy? Voting for Michael Whatley for the United States Senate, he will not let this happen again!”
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Suspected in the movement of stabbing the victim aboard the train next to the photo of President Donald Trump. (News via Charlotte Area Transit System; AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Earlier in the day, the White House released reaction from Trump on X.com, “The deed was a well -known career criminal who had previously been arrested and released on cashless bail in January, a total of 14 times. What the hell did he do the train and walk on the train streets?
The suspect, identified as 34-year-ped decarlos brown, was arrested shortly after the stabbing and admitted to the hospital were arrested on charges of Eighty-degree murder. Records Obtaeta of the New York Post showed that Brown has a history of arrests that goes back more than a decade, included charges of crime, robbery with a dangerous weapon and communicating threats. Police said Brown did not know Zarutska and that the attack was random.
By taking love on the democratic training gov. Roy Cooper of North Carolina, Trump directly injects the tragedy into the center of the upcoming US Senate race in North Carolina, planned for next year. Cooper and Republican National Committee President Michael Whatley are the two major front runners.
On Monday, the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) repeated Trump’s argument and insisted that Coop’s policies “kept violent criminals like this one in the streets who are in prison where they belong.”
RNC President Michael Whatley announces his race for Senator for North Carolina on July 31, 2025.
Meanwhile, Whatley said in an X post Monday that “Voting for Roy Cooper is a vote for more crime, more violence, more criminals.”
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He followed up later in the day after Trump’s Truth’s Social Posts and added that the president was “Spot On” with his assessment of Democrats.
“My left-left opponent Roy Cooper’s Spinløse, soft-on-crime policies have detached predators such as Decarlos Brown Jr. and countless other violent thugs who let go of hell of innocent people Belcuuse, they know they won’t have any real righteousness,” Whatley said.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Cooper Comment for Comment, but did not receive a huge response. The train governor announced his race at the end of July in a video sent to social media.
A FOX News analysis of Cooper’s social media did not transfer any submissions about the incident. The social media of the Democratic Senative Campaign Committee also does not appear to have any comments on the matter.
Form Democratic North Carolina -Governor Roy Cooper, who last month threw his hat in the ring of the US Senate.
North Carolina’s head of government Josh Stein, a Democrat, was slammed over the weekend when the video of the stabbing was first released, not to speak earlier. He commented on Fixly about the case on Monday morning.
“I am the heart bridge of the family of Iryna Zarutska who lost their loved one to this meaningless act of violence, and I am horrified at the footage of her murder. We need more police at the beat to keep people safe,” Stein posted at X.
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“That’s why my budget calls for more funding to hire more well -trained police officers. I urge the legislator to adopt my law enforcement recruitment and retention to tackle vacancies in our state and local agencies so they can stop these terrible crimes and have violent criminal criminals.”
During a tour of the Museum of Bible in the country’s capital on Monday, Trump weighed again on the event after the video of the attacking surface this weekend.
“We all people in religion, but there are evil people,” Trump said. “And we must confront it.”
Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller and Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.