Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti Had Baby, Returned From Maternity Leave When Killed in Times Square
Police said the attack was random and unprovoked, and the first stabbing victim survived, officials said.
- On Monday, Bank of America Vice President Erin Piacenti was fatally stabbed in Times Square; police shot and killed the attacker, 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros, after she refused to drop her weapons.
- Commissioner Jessica Tisch stated the attack was "random and unprovoked," noting Cisneros, who had a "documented mental health history," stabbed a 68-year-old man seconds before targeting Piacenti.
- Returning from five months of maternity leave, the 32-year-old Piacenti was a Fordham University alumna remembered as a "vibrant and cherished member" of the law school community.
- The 68-year-old victim remains in stable condition at Bellevue Hospital, while Bank of America colleagues described Piacenti as a "valued teammate" whose loss will be deeply felt.
- Piacenti is survived by her husband, Frank, and their daughter, Madison, for whom a GoFundMe was established to support the baby's future after her recent baptism.
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The woman who died this Monday in New York after being stabbed in a random act in the tourist area of Times Square was identified as Erin Piacenti and worked for Bank of America, confirmed the banking institution. 32-year-old lawyer held the position of vice president of business at the bank in New York ... Continue reading "She was returning from her postnatal: who was the bank of America executive murdered in New York"
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New York’s attorney general has opened an investigation into the deadly NYPD shooting of Pamela Cisneros, the woman seen on video stabbing people in Times Square this week, as is protocol in officer-involved civilian deaths, authorities announced Wednesday. Authorities say Cisneros on Monday randomly stabbed a young woman and a 68-year-old man, then refused officers’ demands to drop the knives she held — one in each hand. Police shot her. She di…
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