911 audio reveals stabbing on Charlotte’s subway by fugitive suspect

Newly released audio of a 911 call from a December stabbing on a Charlotte subway captured the efforts of passengers as they struggled to help the victim, who was allegedly attacked by an illegal immigrant who had been deported twice.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department released four 911 calls related to the stabbing of Kenyon Kareem-Shemar Dobie, 24, who was attacked just before 5 p.m. on a Blue Line train north of Charlotte, North Carolina on Dec. 5, just three months after the stabbing of Ukrainian fugitive Iryna Zarutska in training.

One 911 call captures a male bystander jumping in to help Dobie after the stabbing attack.

“We need police and doctors. Someone has been stabbed on the train!” the caller could be heard telling the dispatcher as Dobie tried to control himself. “No, no, please talk to me. You will be here for your children, won’t you?”

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In audio obtained by Fox News Digital, good Samaritans can be heard using life-saving measures before emergency responders arrive at the scene.

“He’s awake now. He’s breathing now,” the caller said. “You’re not going to die. You’re not going to die. We have a rag and a pressure jacket.”

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In documents released and reviewed by Fox News Digital, authorities say the 24-year-old had a “severe chest wound.”

As the blood loss worsened, good Samaritans could be heard urging Dobie to stay upright.

“Stand up, sit down, sit down,” said another passenger. “You will not die, please stay with me, they will come and want you, stay with me, stay with me.”

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When Dobie appears to be choking, the dispatcher is heard walking a nearby person over to carefully roll him onto his side.

“Turn him on his side so he doesn’t suffocate,” the dispatcher said.

“We’re trying! Please relax, please relax,” the passenger told Dobie. “I don’t want you to choke, okay? But you have to calm down.”

A short time later, police and paramedics arrived at the Lynx Blue Line station.

“They should be up any minute,” said the dispatcher.

“Okay, the police are here,” answered the caller.

Dobie was taken to the hospital to be treated for “serious injuries and serious lacerations.”

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Federal authorities have charged Oscar Gerardo Solorzano-Garcia, 33, a twice-deported Honduran national with a violent crime record, in connection with the stabbing. He is charged with unlawful re-entry by a removed alien and committing an act of violence in a mass transit program.

Police incident records obtained by Fox News Digital confirm that the assailant used a knife and fled the scene immediately after stabbing Dobie in the chest around 4:49 pm in the 1800 block of North Brevard Street.

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In a statement sent by Fox News Digital, FBI Director Kash Patel condemned the suspect’s illegal return to the US.

“A person who was deported twice, convicted of violent crimes, and re-entered our country illegally had no business riding public transit in Charlotte, or anywhere near American citizens,” Patel said. “What happened on that small rail line is exactly what happens when our borders are treated as suggestions instead of laws.”

This stabbing attack happened months after Zarutska, who is 23 years old Ukrainian refugee, He was stabbed to death on the Blue Line while leaving work.