"Julia has not and will not be able to return to work any time soon," Fatum-Grant said. The injured EMT's mother, Cara Fatum-Grant, told Fox News Digital on Wednesday that Fatum is "determined to make it back to life before the attack" despite her debilitating injuries and post-traumatic stress she sustained. She still has not regained function in her left hand and arm and will require multiple additional surgeries for nerve damage. Julia Fatum is pictured shortly after she was stabbed in her ambulance. NYC MAYOR URGES BIDEN TO DECLARE 'STATE OF EMERGENCY' FOR NEW YORK AMID MIGRANT CRISIS
Fox News Digital could not reach the King's County District Attorney's office for comment at press time.Ī lawyer for Garcia could not immediately be reached for comment.
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It is unclear whether he has answered to this charge in court, or whether he was on the street awaiting trial due to New York State's bail reform laws that allow nonviolent criminals to await their court dates outside jail without posting bail. NYC EMT REPEATEDLY STABBED BY 'EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED' PATIENT IN BACK OF AMBULANCE: 'HE SKEWERED HER' He was also charged with criminal possession of a weapon for a knife in his pocket. Most recently, he was arrested at a Brooklyn subway station on June 10 for fare evasion after sneaking onto the platform using the emergency exit door, the New York Police Department said. His prior convictions, per prosecutors, include two felonies for assaulting police officers, three previous misdemeanor charges and at least two failures to appear in court. Garcia is being held at Rikers Island in lieu of $500,000 bail. On Monday, Garcia pleaded not guilty to second-degree attempted murder, first degree assault and second degree assault charges, according to a press release from the office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. MAN REPEATEDLY STABBED EMT IN NYC AMBULANCE AFTER SHE TOLD HIM TO STOP THROWING GUM WRAPPER: INDICTMENT
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