It turns out a man who allegedly stabbed two people in separate incidents on a New York City subway reportedly has a lengthy criminal record.

A homeless man with more than 50 prior arrests was charged Sunday with stabbing a man aboard a Lower Manhattan subway train on New Year’s Day, police said. Jamar Banks, 52, who resides in a Brooklyn homeless shelter,

You talking to me?” Jamar Banks asked before picking a fight and allegedly stabbing the cleaner in the back and armpit, the sources said.

A 48-year-old man was slashed in the neck early Monday in the latest violence on a Big Apple subway. The straphanger was slashed when an argument broke out on the northbound C train platform at 50th Street and 8th Avenue around 1:21 a.

The first day of the new year got off to a bloody start in Manhattan following two violent attacks in the city’s subway system, police confirmed Wednesday. The first stabbing occurred around 9:30 a.m.