Elderly man kicked onto tracks in Penn Station attack

 

 

 

 

On Sunday, police say 64-year-old Abu Khan was kicked off of the platform and fell onto the tracks, but was rescued by other passengers. Khan, a postal worker, told a reporter he was heading home from work when the assault took place. Khan stated that the individual came up to him, inquired about something he couldn't comprehend, then proceeded to kick him from behind, causing him to fall onto the tracks. Khan asserts that he was rescued from the tracks by fellow passengers moments before another train arrived at the station. Around 11 p.m. last Friday, at the identical station, authorities reported that a male suspect approached a 27-year-old man on an A train arriving at the 34th Street/Penn Station stop. Prior to attacking the man with a box cutter, the suspect reportedly uttered an anti-LGBTQ remark.

 

 

 

 

 

Man follows woman off train and attemps to rape her in Queens

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Authorities are currently searching for an individual who stands accused of assaulting and making an attempt to sexually assault a woman after she exited a subway station in Queens over the previous weekend.Authorities have reported that the incident occurred shortly after midnight on February 24th. The 20-year-old woman, identified as the victim, was disembarking from a Queens-bound F train that had arrived at the 169th Street station in Jamaica, according to the authorities. The perpetrator trailed behind her as she disembarked the train and, upon reaching the mezzanine of the station, proceeded to repeatedly strike the victim's face while concealing her visage. This forceful assault caused her to collapse onto the ground, while the assailant also made an endeavor to disrobe her. The woman's loud outcry caught the attention of a security guard, prompting their immediate intervention. The individual subsequently fled the station on foot, making his way towards 168 Place. The injured party was transported to a local hospital for medical attention.

NYC train conductor slashed in neck

 

 

 

 

 The NYPD reported that a conductor on a southbound A train within a Brooklyn subway station suffered a neck injury after his head was slashed while protruding from the cabin window. The occurrence took place on Thursday just after 3:30 a.m. at the Rockaway Avenue Station in Brownsville. The 59-year-old conductor, Alton Scott, was transported to Brookdale Hospital by the police. At the hospital, he underwent a medical procedure to close the large wound, requiring 34 stitches.  According to authorities, the individual, characterized as a grown man donning a blue vest, escaped from the station. To date, there have been no apprehensions. Scott boasts an impressive 24 years of dedicated service. Up to this point in the year, seven MTA workers have been attacked, with four of the cases linked to individuals who had been arrested at least 50 times before.