| − | The case received coverage from several New York news organizations. On November 10, 2026, the [[New York Post]] published an article discussing photographs of 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."<ref name=nyp>{{cite news |title=Chilling photos reveal disturbing tattoos, gun necklace on ex-cop turned school aide accused of killing NYC jogger |url=https://nypost.com/2026/11/10/us-news/chilling-photos-reveal-disturbing-tattoos-gun-necklace-on-ex-cop-turned-school-aide-accused-of-killing-nyc-jogger/ |work=New York Post |date=November 10, 2026}} [https://nypost.com/cover/november-11-2026/]</ref> | + | The case received coverage from several New York news organizations. On November 10, 2026, the [[New York Post]] published an article discussing photographs of 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."<ref name=nyp>{{cite news |title=Chilling photos reveal disturbing tattoos, gun necklace on ex-cop turned school aide accused of killing NYC jogger |url=https://nypost.com/2026/11/10/us-news/chilling-photos-reveal-disturbing-tattoos-gun-necklace-on-ex-cop-turned-school-aide-accused-of-killing-nyc-jogger/ |work=New York Post |date=November 10, 2026}} [https://nypost.com/cover/november-11-2026/<small> |
| | + | 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).</small>]</ref> |