US EditionSubway Rider Shoved Onto Tracks After Man Asked Him For Money
The suspect pushed a 35-year-old man onto subway tracks after asking for money; the victim sustained a broken wrist but is in stable condition, police said.
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Deranged man shoves man onto subway tracks in Manhattan after being denied money: cops
Detectives are looking for the deranged man who shoved a straphanger onto the tracks at a Manhattan subway station after the victim refused to give him money, police reported. According to police sources, the shocking incident unfolded at around 3:44 p.m. on March 14 inside the Dyckman Street station on the A line in Inwood. Law enforcement sources said the suspect had been walking along the southbound platform asking riders for money when he st…
A Hispanic man miraculously survived after being pushed onto the New York City subway tracks by a homeless man at a station in Upper Manhattan. The victim, identified as 35-year-old Manuel Hernandez, recounted that the assailant demanded money from him and, when he refused, pushed him onto the tracks. “He was asking me for money. When I refused to give it to him, he pushed me,” he said. The incident occurred around 3:40 p.m. on Saturday, March 1…
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