The man accused of stabbing two employees inside the Museum of Modern Art in New York was arrested in Philadelphia on Tuesday. The man accused of stabbing two MOMA employees in New York has been arrested in Philadelphia, according to police.
Police were aware that the man, 60-year-old Gary Cabana, could be making his way to Philadelphia after allegedly stabbing two employees at museum on Saturday afternoon. According to police, he started a fire in a room on the fifth floor at the Best Western on Vine Street on Monday night after using the name "Joseph Cabana" to book the room. Investigators looked through surveillance video and recognized Cabana from their joint investigation with the police departments in New York and Washington D.C. Police say they found Cabana sleeping on a bench at the nearby Greyhound bus station around 1:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning and took him into custody.
Gary Cabana, 60, who is accused of stabbing two MOMA employees in New York, was arrested by Philadelphia police on Tuesday.As he was being escorted into a police car, Cabana yelled out calling Philadelphia police "The best cops in the United States" and he urged people to check his Instagram. It remains unclear why he traveled to Philadelphia.