Mirna Arauz, 67, was on her way home from an overnight shift when she was brutally attacked by a man as she exited a Metro B Line train early Monday morning.
Authorities have identified the victim of Monday morning's fatal stabbing on at a Metro station in Universal City. Mirna Soza Arauz, 67, was killed after she was brutally attacked by a man as she exited the Metro B Line train to the station in the 3800 block of Lankershim Boulevard at around 5 a.m., according to Los Angeles Police Department investigators. She was stabbed in the throat during the apparently unprovoked attack and died after being rushed to a nearby hospital.
Before that, a male passenger was stabbed during an argument that happened on a Metro bus in the Silver Lake area, resulting in an arrest. That same day, a Metro bus driver was brutally attacked near South Los Angeles, when a suspect punched and stabbed him before fleeing. That man is still on the loose. 'This incident is extremely, extremely tragic,' said LAPD Interim Chief Dominic Choi on Tuesday at the Los Angeles Police Commission meeting.
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