A former federal prosecutor who brought the hammer down on defendants in the Jan. 6 disturbance is being accused of a rampage.

Heavily armed law enforcement officers had searched for the fugitive through a night of downpours and rolling thunder.

Women within the facility claim he "ogles them, speaks demeaningly to them, and demands they push him around in his wheelchair."

Nassar admitted sexually assaulting athletes when he worked at Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics, which trains Olympians.

The dispatcher told the police officer that a 911 caller had reported that her mother had stabbed her sister.

"Fuwad visited us often and was always very friendly. So we welcomed him into our family as a friend," the mom said, according to a report.

"It's still scary for everybody taking the train at this station. I think they need to do a better job around this area."

The ex-con who police say stabbed the good Samaritan was recently released from jail without bail after allegedly choking his girlfriend.

"There was no apparent terrorist motive," local prosecutor Line Bonnet-Mathis said during a news conference after the incident.

"Why does the media keep doing this?" one Twitter user noted. It's a question worth asking, considering this is a pattern.