Ex-NYPD maniac admitted to slashing NYC jogger Katie Suarez after video caught him leaving park around same time: police sources

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Ex-NYPD officer Sayed Mohassib was charged in jogger Katie Suarez’s Brooklyn killing after video tied him to the park, police sources say; read more.

A maniac who was kicked off the NYPD force has admitted to slashing a young woman jogging along a Brooklyn footpath last week — but says he doesn’t remember carrying out the heartless murder, police sources told The Post.

Sayed Mohassib, 27, was charged with second-degree murder Saturday for the slaying of Katie Suarez along the Shore Parkway Greenway promenade, police sources said.

Officers tracked him down to his New Jersey home after picking him up on video leaving the park around the time that Suarez was attacked last week, the sources said.

The violent brute told cops he has no memory of the attack, but woke up from a blackout covered in blood and with the murder weapon in his possession.

Investigators believe Mohassib dumped the knife in the garbage and it was taken to a Staten Island landfill before landing at a New Jersey dump.

The Bensonhurst man worked a short stint in the NYPD but was removed from the force after being deemed psychologically unfit, the sources said.

Mohassib initially left the NYPD after five months to join the Marines, who discharged him due to apparent mental instability, according to sources. He attempted to rejoin the NYPD, but was immediately removed from the job.

He was working as a teacher’s aide at PS 200 in Bensonhurst at the time of the attack, sources said.

The alleged killer and Suarez both went to Brooklyn College together, but it’s not clear if they knew one another.

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