More stabbings in subway as NYPD announces fare evader crackdown
There's been a recent series of violent incidents in and around the New York City subway system, and now the NYPD has announced a new crackdown on fare evasion underground.
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There's been a recent series of violent incidents in and around the New York City subway system, and now the NYPD has announced a new crackdown on fare evasion underground.
NYPD officials held a news conference Monday to announce a crackdown on fare evasion in the subway system.
It happened on Broadway between west 95th and 96th Streets outside a subway entrance.
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