The suspect in a hammer attack at the Beacon Hill light rail station in September has been arrested, and booked into the King County jail.
According to authorities, the man attacked two people ‘unprovoked’ with a hammer at the Beacon Hill light rail station neighborhood around 4 p.m. on Thursday September 28th.
Rodriguez lives and works in the area. She told FOX 13 she helped the 63-year-old woman who was attacked. Rodriguez said English was not the woman's first language, and she helped file a police report with police.
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