A Brooklyn man has been convicted of stabbing a city bus driver to death for refusing to give him a free ride.
Brooklyn district attorney spokesman Jonah Bruno says Horace Moore was found guilty of second-degree murder Thursday during a bench trial before state Supreme Court Judge Gustin Reichbach.
The 22 year old faces a maximum of 25 years to life in prison when he's sentenced Oct. 19.
Police say Moore boarded a bus in December 2008 and demanded driver Edwin Thomas give him a free transfer ticket.
Police say the two argued before Moore stabbed Thomas multiple times in front of passengers.
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