A New York City man was charged with attempted murder after he stabbed two Subway passengers last weekend. The unprovoked attacks occurred just one day after he got out of jail, where he spent a night after he brandished a knife at police.

Donny Ubiera, who has 14 prior arrests that include charges of assault, on Wednesday flashed a large knife at officers in Queens before fleeing the scene. He was later apprehended and charged with criminal possession of a weapon, a misdemeanor. Ubiera on Thursday was let go on “time served,” according to the New York Post. The next day, he stabbed two people on the Subway, leaving them with wounds that required medical attention. One is still in critical care.

“This is nothing if not predictable,” New York Police Department commissioner Keechant Sewell said in a Sunday statement in which she blamed Ubiera’s release on city prosecutors’ soft-on-crime approach to criminal justice. “Your police are doing their job. We keep arresting him.”

14 prior arrests! Democratic progressive prosecutors' soft-on-crime policies strike again.