Heroic NYC delivery worker honored for helping catch Manhattan stabber as he recounts lunatics chilling words

See what brown can do for you.A courageous Bronx delivery man was given a heartfelt honor Wednesday for helping catch the hate-filled Manhattan stabber who screamed “Allahu Akbar” as he cut up two men in separate attacks on the Upper West Side in July – after coming face-to-face with the maniac. George Zamot, a longtime UPS employee said he was on his way to make a delivery when Raul Morales, 51, plunged a screwdriver into the chest of Moshe Grunhaus — a 50-year-old Jewish man wearing a kippah — after leaving a synagogue at Amsterdam Avenue and West 86th Street on July 23. Morales had already stabbed a 57-year-old Asian man in the back with a knife minutes earlier near West 84th Street and Central Park West.“I looked and Moshe Grunhaus was grabbing on his chest,” Zamot, 49, told The Post in an exclusive interview.“And he had asked someone to call 911 because ‘the gentleman in the black hoodie had just stabbed me.'”The South Bronx native said he “instinctively” sprung into action and began following Morales after a shaken Grunhaus looked to him to “do something.”Zamot trailed him at a distance for a good “two to three blocks,” he said, once Morales fled the scene. “I didn’t know what he was going to do at this point,” Zamont admitted.

“I just knew he couldn’t do that again.I was ready to do whatever I had to do.” As Morales finally made his way into the NYCHA apartment building where he would eventually hole himself up, Zamot came face-to-face with him in the elevator — and the nutjob chillingly acted as if nothing had happened.“After one individual got off on the third floor, he [Morales] got off on the eleventh.

And as he leaves, he looks at me and he says, ‘Have a great day,’” recalled Zamot, who said all he could do was “look at him in total amazement.”Zamot had the wherewithal to make note of Morales’ apartment number and alerted the NYPD – who, after a nearly hour-long standoff, were able to ya...