Man accused of stabbing MTA conductor in 2024 accepts plea deal

Jonathan Davalos, 27, accepted a plea deal of 15 years in jail for attempted murder.

News 12 Staff

Aug 25, 2025, 4:51 PM

Updated 2 hr ago

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The man charged with attacking MTA conductor Myran Pollack in 2024 has accepted a plea deal.
Jonathan Davalos, 27, accepted a plea deal of 15 years in jail for attempted murder.
On Oct. 8, Davalos stabbed train conductor Pollack after being asked to get off at the Utica Avenue station as it was the last stop.
Pollack endured multiple surgeries and has since come out of a medical induced coma.
Davalos faces five years of supervision following his release from jail.
His sentencing is set for Sept. 24.