Caught On Camera: Man Shouts Racial Slurs On MTA Bus, Spits At Driver
After several minutes, the man moves to get off the bus, punches the driver's window, spits at the driver and punches the bus doors.
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After several minutes, the man moves to get off the bus, punches the driver's window, spits at the driver and punches the bus doors.
In that video, an officer is seen punching a 15-year-old while responding to a violent brawl at the Jay Street-MetroTech subway station.
The president is expected to stay until Sunday, potentially snarling Midtown traffic on the day of the New York City Marathon.
"If I would have kept my mouth shut, I would have been on the right path like I was before," Oliveras said. He says the NYPD doesn't care about mental health problems; they're all about saving face.
The attack was so brutal it left the man with a gash in his head that took 30 stitches to close the wound.
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Once a week, the city clock master visits city buildings to maintain, fix and adjust the clocks by hand.
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"She could feel her legs. Her body was in shock. She could go from crying to not crying to crying to just being OK," Raad Abdalla said.
