Make New York Post a Preferred Source Chilling photos reveal disturbing full-torso tattoos on the psycho ex-cop charged with fatally stabbing a Brooklyn jogger — with one snap also featuring a gun medallion he wore on his neck to the city elementary school where he worked.
At least 10 people filed complaints with school higher-ups about suspected killer paraprofessional Sayed Mohassib since September, including over his troubling “blank stare’’ demeanor and him displaying his gun necklace to the young students at PS 200 in Brooklyn, sources told The Post.
But the worried complainants were rebuffed every time — with them “told to stop being racist and stop looking at Instagram,‘’ sources said.
Some of the newly surfaced photos show the 27-year-old accused killer’s chest covered with a large image of a slightly grinning shark on the right side of his chest and a tiger on the left side.
Below the ink are seven tattooed words or phrases, each listed on a line down his stomach: “Allah,” the names of two Muslim historic figures, apparently his own name and then “Donald J. Trump,‘’ “The Antichrist’’ and “Death.‘’
Mohassib is accused of going to a popular Bath Beach park in Brooklyn with a knife the evening of Oct. 30 and randomly killing jogger Katie Suarez, 28.
He allegedly later told detectives that he believed he had to go there with a knife or “people were going to come and kill his family.‘’
In the week before he was caught, the suspect went to work at the elementary school.
The deeply troubling situation has raised alarming questions about the city Department of Education’s employee vetting process, given Mohassib’s outward disturbing reported behavior — not to mention that he had been previously booted from the Marines and barred from rejoining the NYPD after his brief service because of mental issues.
Mohassib also was even involved in a 2024 incident where cops responded to his Bensonhurst home on reports that he threatened to “chop up” his family — the same year he is listed as working as a paraprofessional for the DOE, according to sources.
He spent six weeks with the NYPD in 2022 before leaving to join the US Marine Corps – only to be booted one month later amid concerns over his mental health. He attempted to return to the NYPD but was turned away after he allegedly appeared looking “disheveled,” the sources said.
