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MONSTER'S INK: ALLAH, MUHAMMAD .. Warnings about "killer" teacher with Allah, devil tattoos were ignored as 'racist.'
At least 10 people complained about NYC public-school paraprofessional Sayed Mohassib, who posted pies to Instagram showing his deranged tattoos but their fears were dismissed by higher-ups as "racist." Mohassib was never fired, and is now suspected of stabbing to death jogger Katie Suarez (inset).
On November 10, 2026, the New York Post published an article discussing photographs of Sayed Mohassib, including tattoos and a gun-shaped necklace visible in the images: "Allah, death" and more. The article also reported on concerns allegedly raised by coworkers about his behavior before the arrest. Whoever had complained about it was told to look away and called a "racist."[1]
- ↑ "Chilling photos reveal disturbing tattoos, gun necklace on ex-cop turned school aide accused of killing NYC jogger", New York Post, November 10, 2026. [1]
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