New York City saw a jaw-dropping 206% spike in felony assault busts for repeat offenders over the past eight years, according to new crime statistics.
NYPD officers collared 263 criminals who have previously been arrested three or more times for felony assault this year, up 205.6% from the same period in 2018, when 86 career criminals were arrested.
In one of the most disturbing cases this year, a serial offender shoved teacher Ross Falzone, 76, to his death down Manhattan subway steps — just hours after he walked out of the Bellevue Hospital psych ward in May.
Rhamell Burke — a 32-year-old repeat troublemaker and former Broadway dancer who had…
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