Search for suspect after subway worker attacked
New video shows the man police say hit the worker in the head with a pipe. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
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New video shows the man police say hit the worker in the head with a pipe. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
Police say the suspect hit a custodian in the face with a pipe on a subway platform.
Police said the rider tried to intervene when he saw a man bothering a woman.
Police released a sketch of the man they say was responsible.
Some subway riders say a distraction is the last thing they need with transit crime up 40% this year over last.
Police say the victim was punched in the face at the Fulton Street station.
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The unarmed guards will be rotating through stations, with the idea being that cracking down on minor offensives could help prevent other crimes. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has the details.
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Police say some kind of dispute broke out on the train on Sunday afternoon at the 191st Street station.
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It happened at the Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues station in Brooklyn.
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Police sources told CBS2 it started with an argument over a cellphone.
Police say he pushed the victim off the 149th Street station platform as a 6 train was rolling in on Saturday.
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Police say it happened after he refused to give a panhandler money.
Police say someone threw scissors at the woman, hitting her in the head.
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