SHOCK: Man Stabbed to Death While Eating Breakfast on NYC Street (EXTREMELY GRAPHIC VIDEO)

While Democrat New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio spends his time protesting and trying to raise his national profile, his city is falling apart.

In addition to its subway system, New York City is becoming increasingly dangerous. Shock footage has emerged on Thursday of a man being stabbed to death in broad daylight while eating breakfast.

NBC New York reports:

A 31-year-old man died after being stabbed in the chest as he was eating breakfast on a street corner in Brighton Beach early Thursday, according to police and video from the scene.

Surveillance video from a nearby store shows the 36-year-old suspect walk up to the victim as the victim sits on a crate, eating, near Neptune Avenue and Brighton Fourth Street around 6:15 a.m. The suspect stabs him.

The victim sits still for a moment as if in shock, then gets up, clutching his chest. He backs away toward the intersection then starts to run into the crosswalk, the suspect walking calmly after him.

The victim gets to the other side of the street, then runs across the intersection on the other side and appears to try to stop a green cab. There’s some other interaction between the suspect and the victim in distant view of the camera and then the victim collapses in the crosswalk. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.

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