Career criminal busted in NYC subway shove calls himself ‘second Jesus’ in bizarre jailhouse interview

A Brooklyn profession felony busted in a caught-on-video subway shoving known as himself the ‘”second Jesus” and claimed he'll be capable of management the choose throughout an unique jailhouse interview on Wednesday.

Lamale McRae — who beforehand did 20 years behind bars for tried homicide — in contrast himself to the Central Park 5 and steered he was harmless throughout an unhinged rant at Rikers Island.

“They mentioned, allegedly — and I mentioned allegedly — somebody who appears to be like like me pushed someone,” he advised the Submit in regards to the Oct. 21 shove.

The 41-year-old is dealing with tried homicide and assault expenses after he allegedly pushed 32-year-old David Martin onto the tracks on the Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues station Friday in a random assault.

Surveillance footage allegedly reveals McRae look each methods as if the coast is evident earlier than sprinting throughout the platform and lunging at Martin, knocking him onto the tracks. Martin suffered a damaged collarbone and bruising and was left traumatized to the purpose of being suicidal, his mom mentioned.

Sarcastically, McRae warned transit riders to pay attention to their environment throughout his longwinded, and infrequently incoherent, tirade at Rikers.

“The MTA — bear in mind, go searching,” he mentioned, however refused to elucidate what he meant.

McRae, who mentioned he sleeps on the trains, additionally claimed he has particular powers akin to the second coming of Christ that may assist him management the result of his trial.

“I can management the choose,” he mentioned leaning in, eyes extensive open. “I've energy. I’m the second Jesus. The primary one died.”

In the identical breath, he claimed that authorities are pinning the subway shoving on him on account of his felony report and tried homicide conviction.

“They will put something on me now,” McRae mentioned, opening up his arms. “It’s just like the Central Park 5, the Harlem Six.”

Lamale McRae is walked in handcuffs
Lamale McRae claimed he was the second coming of Christ in a jailhouse interview Wednesday.
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A man reported to be Lamale McRae shoves a person onto subway tracks
Lamale McRae is accused of shoving an harmless man onto Brooklyn subway tracks in an unprovoked assault.
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He beforehand served practically twenty years in jail for a 1997 tried homicide and theft within the Bronx, which was dedicated when he was round 17, in response to police sources and information. He was paroled within the case in Might 2018.

McRae’s family warned others of his antics and banished him from their residence.

His cousin mentioned he isn’t proper within the head.

“He was off,” the cousin Kay advised The Submit final week. “One thing is incorrect with him. That’s why he can’t keep right here. He’s been off for 2 years now.”

She mentioned McRae, who has been arrested greater than two dozen instances, as soon as attacked the mailman and has a historical past of psychological sickness that worsened when his mom died from dementia about two years in the past.

“He must be medicated,” Kay mentioned. “He was in Woodhull [Medical and Mental Health Center in Brooklyn], however they let him go.”

McRae advised The Submit he has an 11-year-old daughter who he’s not allowed to see.

“I haven’t seen her for seven years,” he mentioned. “They maintain her away from me.”

At a number of factors through the interview, McRae — who was wearing a light-weight inexperienced jail jumpsuit and brown slippers — laughed wickedly, stared down the reporter and slid up and down on the bench he was seated on.

He rambled about getting an STD from a girl, biblical tales, slavery and the therapy of black individuals earlier than howling when guards eliminated him on the finish of the interview.

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