NYPD: Man Tried To Pull Down Woman's Pants On Manhattan Subway Platform
Police say a 27-year-old woman was waiting on the platform when an unknown individual approached her from behind and tried to pull her pants down.
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Police say a 27-year-old woman was waiting on the platform when an unknown individual approached her from behind and tried to pull her pants down.
Police say the suspect started talking to a 25-year-old woman 9 p.m. Saturday on board a Manhattan-bound F train in Brooklyn.
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The woman was walking with her boyfriend at the time. It's unclear if they were the intended targets.
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