“Joc Hip Hop,” later identified as Jason Wilfredo Rosario, 30, was arrested on Friday after multiple witnesses said they saw him stab another man multiple times outside Grumpy’s Underground on August 31. The Orlando Police Department was flagged down on Sunday by a woman at 1018 N. Mills Avenue, who told police that someone had been stabbed. The victim was found with stab wounds to the head, face, and 7 deep puncture wounds to his left back area, according to the hospital report.The victim later positively identified Rosario as the person who stabbed him. Rosario is being held at the Orange County jail without bond. He’s being charged with attempted second-degree murder with a weapon. CrimelineCrimeline’s mission is to increase the safety of the Central Florida community by assisting law enforcement agencies in removing undesirable individuals from the community, according to its mission statement>> Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)>> Leave a tip onlineTips that lead to the felony arrest of suspects and/or the recovery of stolen property and drugs may be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000. All tips eligible for a reward are paid to tipsters using an anonymous processCentral Florida Crimeline began in July of 1977, originally named Crimewatch, modeled after the first Crime Stoppers program founded in Albuquerque New Mexico. Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)
“Joc Hip Hop,” later identified as Jason Wilfredo Rosario, 30, was arrested on Friday after multiple witnesses said they saw him stab another man multiple times outside Grumpy’s Underground on August 31.
The Orlando Police Department was flagged down on Sunday by a woman at 1018 N. Mills Avenue, who told police that someone had been stabbed.
The victim was found with stab wounds to the head, face, and 7 deep puncture wounds to his left back area, according to the hospital report.
The victim later positively identified Rosario as the person who stabbed him.
Rosario is being held at the Orange County jail without bond. He’s being charged with attempted second-degree murder with a weapon.
Crimeline
Crimeline’s mission is to increase the safety of the Central Florida community by assisting law enforcement agencies in removing undesirable individuals from the community, according to its mission statement
>> Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)
>> Leave a tip online
Tips that lead to the felony arrest of suspects and/or the recovery of stolen property and drugs may be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000. All tips eligible for a reward are paid to tipsters using an anonymous process
Central Florida Crimeline began in July of 1977, originally named Crimewatch, modeled after the first Crime Stoppers program founded in Albuquerque New Mexico.
Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)