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8/26/2025, 2:54:50 PM
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8/26/2025, 2:54:50 PM
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PICTURED: Career criminal arrested for brutal murder of Ukrainian woman
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15033857/iryna-zarutska-fled-ukraine-stabbed-north-carolina.html
https://archive.is/NmlxS
PICTURED: Career criminal arrested for brutal murder of Ukrainian woman, 23, who fled war for new life in America
A young Ukrainian woman who fled to the United States seeking a better life has been identified as the victim of a merciless stabbing on Friday night.
Iryna Zarutska, 23, was found dead at 9.55pm on Friday at South End light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The woman had only recently moved to the US from Ukraine in an effort to escape the ongoing war with Russia.
A 34-year-old suspect, Decarlos Brown, was arrested shortly after police arrived on the scene.
Violent crime remains a major issue in Charlotte which has a higher-than-average crime rate compared to other US cities. The city is run by Democratic mayor Vi Lyles, who has been in office since 2017.
Zarutska was 'hoping for a new beginning,' loved ones say.
'This is an irreparable loss for her family,' a GoFundMe set up to support Zarutska's aunt read.
'We have created this fundraiser to support Valeria and her loved ones during this heartbreaking time and to help them with the unexpected expenses.'
Brown has been charged with first-degree murder, and was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Brown has been arrested multiple times with arrests dating back as far as 2011, and is reportedly homeless.
According to The Charlotte Observer, most of the charges faced during that time, including felony larceny, robbery with a dangerous weapon and communicating threats, have been dropped.
Police have not said what led to the stabbing.
Councilman Edwin Peacock is now demanding answers from authorities, noting the community no longer feels safe to ride public transport.
'Right now, the trust and confidence that we have right now, and particularly between South End and Uptown, it's very fragile right now,' he said.
https://archive.is/NmlxS
PICTURED: Career criminal arrested for brutal murder of Ukrainian woman, 23, who fled war for new life in America
A young Ukrainian woman who fled to the United States seeking a better life has been identified as the victim of a merciless stabbing on Friday night.
Iryna Zarutska, 23, was found dead at 9.55pm on Friday at South End light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The woman had only recently moved to the US from Ukraine in an effort to escape the ongoing war with Russia.
A 34-year-old suspect, Decarlos Brown, was arrested shortly after police arrived on the scene.
Violent crime remains a major issue in Charlotte which has a higher-than-average crime rate compared to other US cities. The city is run by Democratic mayor Vi Lyles, who has been in office since 2017.
Zarutska was 'hoping for a new beginning,' loved ones say.
'This is an irreparable loss for her family,' a GoFundMe set up to support Zarutska's aunt read.
'We have created this fundraiser to support Valeria and her loved ones during this heartbreaking time and to help them with the unexpected expenses.'
Brown has been charged with first-degree murder, and was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Brown has been arrested multiple times with arrests dating back as far as 2011, and is reportedly homeless.
According to The Charlotte Observer, most of the charges faced during that time, including felony larceny, robbery with a dangerous weapon and communicating threats, have been dropped.
Police have not said what led to the stabbing.
Councilman Edwin Peacock is now demanding answers from authorities, noting the community no longer feels safe to ride public transport.
'Right now, the trust and confidence that we have right now, and particularly between South End and Uptown, it's very fragile right now,' he said.
