Random stabbings in New York City on Monday left three people dead. Police believe the attacks were all carried out by the same suspect, who faces murder charges.

Ramon Rivera, 51, spent hours sleeping in police custody after he was nabbed in Monday’s bloody broad daylight stabbing spree, sources familiar with his arrest said.

Rivera was released from a New York City jail on Oct. 17 for time served on burglary and assault charges, records showed. Records showed that he is alleged to have committed grand larceny by taking property from a Manhattan store on the day he was released.

A suspect is in custody accused of fatally stabbing two people in Manhattan on Monday morning, according to the New York Police Department.

Ramon Rivera, the man accused of killing three people in a stabbing rampage in New York City, is due in court today after being charged with three counts murder.

Ramon Rivera, who faces three charges of first-degree serial murder, is seen putting on gloves and preparing a knife in November 18 surveillance footage captured before he allegedly killed three people in New York City.

Ramon Rivera, 51, has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder following a stabbing spree in Manhattan on Nov. 18. The unprovoked rampage left three people dead, including a 68-year-old Asian man who was fishing by the East River.