US Attorney for NY John Sarcone Chased by Knife-Wielding Illegal Salvadoran Migrant

A US attorney for New York was allegedly chased by a knife-wielding illegal immigrant with a lengthy criminal record who threatened to slit his throat on the streets of Albany Tuesday night, prosecutors said.

John Sarcone, the President Trump-appointed US attorney for the Northern District of New York, was allegedly chased and threatened outside the Hilton Hotel in Albany by Saul Morales-Garcia — an illegal migrant from El Salvador who was previously deported, WNYT reported, citing Albany County prosecutors.

Morales-Garcia, 40, allegedly aggressively advanced toward Sarcone with his weapon in hand — gesturing that he would slit the attorney’s throat as he lunged at him before chasing the US attorney down the street outside the hotel just before 10 p.m. Tuesday, that report stated, citing local police.

Sarcone was uninjured, and nearby Albany County sheriff’s deputies picked up Morales-Garcia just moments after the alleged attack, according to local cops.

The alleged attempted slasher was previously convicted of a felony in El Salvador and has been deported from the United States at least once in the past, WNYT reported, citing investigators.

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Morales-Garcia is in the country illegally and has a criminal record in at least three other states outside New York, prosecutors said.

Morales-Garcia was collared by local cops in Arlington, Virginia in 2009 for petit larceny, federal law enforcement sources told The Post.

He told the feds at the time that he snuck through the desert of the southern border to get into the US.

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An immigration judge then ordered his deportation in 2010, according to sources.

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