New York City teacher's aide charged in Brooklyn jogging stabbing death

The New York Police Department arrested a 27-year-old teacher's aide in connection with the killing of a woman who was stabbed while jogging in Brooklyn, according to reports from 927thedrive.net and hitsfm.net.

The victim, 28, was stabbed in the neck on October 30 while jogging along the Belt Parkway waterfront and died three days later from her injuries. She had called her father around 8 p.m. to say she was about half a mile from home. When she did not return, her parents searched for her, and her father found her stabbed, the NYPD Chief of Detectives said.

The arrested man works as a teacher's aide at a Brooklyn public elementary school near the crime scene. He briefly worked for the NYPD but was removed for psychological reasons and was discharged from the Marines for mental health issues. He was unsuccessful in an attempt to rejoin the NYPD, according to sources familiar with the investigation.

He has been charged with second-degree murder. No attorney information or motive has been disclosed by investigators at this time.

The reports were contributed to by ABC News reporters Aaron Katersky and Meredith Ferrell, as noted by both sources.