The 41-year-old passenger stabbed the MTA bus in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn

Brooklyn detectives examine a fatal sting on board on board an MTA bus on Sunday afternoon on Sunday afternoon, police sources said.

The terrible incident occurred shortly after 2:37 p.m. on May 11th with a J90 shuttle bus that temporarily replaced the J -Zug service on Crescent Street and in Cypress Place in Cypress Hills.

According to the law enforcement agencies, officials from the 75th district found the 41-year-old victim, a passenger on the bus, with several stab wounds to the stomach.

Paramedics arrived at the scene and hurried the man to the Brookdale Hospital, where he was declared dead.

A preliminary investigation reported that the incident was due to a verbal dispute and took place in the back of the bus. Police sources could not yet confirm what the argument was about.

From 4:30 p.m. Sunday, officials and MTA officials were seen as they provided the area for indications. Detective interviewed the bus driver who said he was in his last round before he went home.

The suspect remains at large. The police describe him as a man who recently wears a gray welding suit. So far, no arrests have been made and the examination has not yet been completed.

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