Bank of America executive identified as victim of stabbing in Times Square
Summary
Erin Piacenti, a Bank of America vice-president, was killed in a stabbing attack in Times Square, New York City. The attacker, a woman with a history of mental health issues, was shot and killed by police after refusing to drop knives.Key Facts
- Erin Piacenti was 32 years old and worked as a vice-president at Bank of America in their business selection and conflicts unit.
- The attack happened in broad daylight on Monday near West 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue, stopping traffic and attracting emergency responders.
- A 68-year-old man was also stabbed but is in stable condition.
- The attacker was Pamela Cisneros, age 49, who carried two large knives and was shot by police after not complying.
- Cisneros had a known history of mental health problems.
- Bank of America expressed sorrow and said they were supporting the police investigation and the safety of their staff.
- Piacenti had a law degree from Fordham Law School and graduated in 2021 alongside her husband.
- The incident is considered random and unprovoked by the New York Police Department.
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