The man accused of a Channukah stabbing spree in Monsey, New York, was hit Friday with additional charges including a sixth count of attempted murder, a district attorney said.
Grafton Thomas, 37, allegedly entered the property in the town of Monsey during Channukah celebrations, knifing several people with a machete before fleeing.
Thomas was initially accused of five counts of attempted murder. He faces a maximum of 25 years in state prison over the charges.
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