Suspect Arrested in Fatal Bronx Stabbing of 53-Year-Old Commuter

A suspect has been apprehended in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 53-year-old commuter in the Bronx. The incident took place on Monday afternoon, near East 157th Street in the Melrose neighborhood.
Details of the Incident
Sean Jones, 38, was arrested on Tuesday and faces multiple charges, including murder, manslaughter, and criminal possession of a weapon. He is accused of violently attacking George Ennin, a dedicated father and security guard.
The Victim
- Name: George Ennin
- Age: 53 years old
- Occupation: Security guard
- Family: Father of two daughters
- Description: Well-respected and admired in the community
Ennin had recently returned from a month-long trip to Ghana. Just before 2 p.m., he left his apartment for work, walking past the 42nd Precinct. Eyewitnesses noted that he was well-dressed and well-liked in the neighborhood.
Sequence of Events
According to the NYPD, the attack was unprovoked. Surveillance footage captured the suspect approaching Ennin and attempting to kick him. Ennin managed to defend himself but stumbled on uneven pavement.
After falling, he was attacked with a knife. Despite his injuries, he managed to walk 29 steps while seeking help before collapsing less than a minute later.
Community Reaction
This tragic event has deeply affected the local community. Neighbors describe Ennin as a “diamond in the rough,” emphasizing his dedication as a father.
“He made a home for those two girls. They’re college-bound; they’re A students,” one neighbor remarked. The loss has left the community in shock, particularly with the nature of the attack.
Ongoing Investigation
The NYPD continues its investigation and does not believe that Ennin and Jones were acquainted. The incident raises concerns about safety in the area.
The family and friends of George Ennin are mourning the loss of a loving father and respected community member.




