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 The pregnant Brooklyn woman who had her arm chopped off by her deranged husband Thursday has had her limb reattached by surgeons, police said Friday. 
 
 The 31-year-old victim, identified by police sources as Yang Li, remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition following the miraculous surgery, authorities said. 
 
 Li was inside the couple’s Sunset Park home waiting for her 7-year-old son to get finished with school when her 35-year-old husband, Yong Lu, flew into a grisly rage, police said. 
 
 Using a meat cleaver, Lu allegedly attacked his wife inside the 55th Street home around 12:20 p.m., severing her right arm at the bicep and two fingers on her left hand, according to authorities. 
 
 Responding police officers found Li bleeding profusely and her husband nowhere to be found. 
 
 Emergency responders rushed Li to Bellevue Hospital, where she was placed into a medically induced coma, officials said. 
 
 Meanwhile, a manhunt is under way for Lu, whom police described as 5 feet 8 and 160 pounds. 

 A Brooklyn man who authorities believe cut off his pregnant wife's right arm and several fingers on her left hand was arrested in Niagara Falls, N.Y., Saturday evening. 
 
 Yong Lu, 35, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Violent Felony Task Force and Niagara Falls police at about 7:45 p.m. Saturday at One Rainbow Center, the Welcome Center next to the Rainbow Bridge, said Deputy Marshal Brent Novak. 
 
 Lu was wearing a life jacket, Novak said. 
 
 "He purchased a life jacket, and we're assuming he was going to swim across" to Canada, Novak said. 
 
 Lu had also tried to get "stowed away" on a bus, Novak said. 
 
 "He talked to a bus driver and asked to ride over to Canada in the luggage compartment," but the bus driver refused, Novak said. 
 
 Police said the woman was attacked at home in Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon with a meat cleaver. Her arm was severed just above the elbow, and she lost two fingers from her other hand. Police said the couple have a 7-year-old son. 
 
 Lu was reported to have been seen in Niagara Falls the next day. 
 
 The Marshals Service in New York City and Western New York developed information that Lu was possibly in Niagara Falls and attempting to get into Canada. 
 
 Lu will be transported later Saturday or on Sunday back to New York City, Novak said. 

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– A Brooklyn man accused of chopping off his pregnant wife's right arm and two of her left fingers was caught Saturday night in Niagara Falls, NY. Yong Lu, 35, was caught at the welcome center near the Rainbow Bridge, wearing a life jacket, the Buffalo News reports. "We're assuming he was going to swim across" to Canada, a US deputy marshal says. Before his alleged plan to swim to Canada, the deputy marshal says Lu "talked to a bus driver and asked to ride over to Canada in the luggage compartment," but the driver refused. Yang Li, 31, was home just after noon Friday, waiting for the couple's 7-year-old son to finish school, when her husband allegedly attacked, the New York Post reports; his motive is not clear. Police say he used a meat cleaver to sever her fingers and her entire right arm just above the elbow. Her arm was reattached in surgery. The New York City Police Department and the US Marshals got information that Lu had fled to the Niagara Falls area and eventually notified the Niagara Falls Police Department that he was eating dinner inside the One Niagara building downtown, the Niagara Gazette reports; NFPD tweeted a photo of his arrest inside a food court.