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NYPD officers reunited with blind man they rescued from subway tracks, honored with commendation

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The 61-year-old man fell from the platform at the Grant Avenue station in East New York. Detective Henry Greco and Officer Jason Macaluso quickly pulled the man to safety. "I'm glad we saw you," one of the officers asked the man in body camera video.

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NYPD officers reunited with blind man they rescued from subway tracks, honored with commendation

Two NYPD officers were reunited with a blind man they pulled to safety after he stumbled off a subway platform in Brooklyn last week.

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NYPD officers reunited with blind man they rescued from subway tracks, honored with commendation

EAST NY, Brooklyn (WABC) — Two NYPD officers had been reunited with a blind guy they pulled to security after he stumbled off a subway platform in Brooklyn the other day. The officers leaped into action following the 61-year-old guy dropped through the platform during the give Avenue place in East brand new York. Detective …

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abc 7 NY broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, May 26, 2022.
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