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The perpetrator of Monday’s stabbing in Times Square New York meets the criteria to become another darling of the left: she was a mother with mental health issues, and her victim was a vice president at Bank of America.

The woman in question, now deceased after being fatally shot by police during her spree that also saw one man injured, was 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros. That day, Cisneros stabbed 32-year-old Erin Piacenti, a mother of a 5-month-old and wife who had just celebrated her two-year anniversary.

Piacenti worked as the vice president of Business Selection and Conflicts for Bank of America and lived in Chester, New Jersey, with her husband, a fellow graduate of Fordham University Law School.

On Monday, the New York Post reported that Piacenti was walking through Times’ Square after her first day back on the job from maternity leave when Cisneros stabbed her in the abdomen, killing her. A 68-year-old man from Rhode Island, Tak Ham, was also wounded before police could stop Cisneros by shooting and killing her.

The story is tragic for the victim. This was a new mother, young and motivated, who had a hopeful career and family life ahead of her.

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