- A man armed with a knife stabbed three people at New York City's 42nd Street-Grand Central subway station on Saturday morning, authorities said.
- Police officers confronted the man, who was reportedly holding a machete, and issued 20 orders for him to drop the weapon.
- An officer fired two shots, striking the suspect, who later died from his injuries.
- The three victims, aged 84, 65, and 70, sustained non-life-threatening injuries, including lacerations and an open skull fracture.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul commended the officers' swift action, and an investigation into the incident is ongoing, causing some disruption to subway services.
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Knife-wielding man shot dead by police after three stabbed at New York subway station
