Eyewitness Describes Terrifying Moment When Woman Gets Stuck In Muni Car Door
Passengers watched in horror as a woman attempting to enter the new N-Judah Muni train, apparently got her hand caught in the door and was dragged along the platform.
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Passengers watched in horror as a woman attempting to enter the new N-Judah Muni train, apparently got her hand caught in the door and was dragged along the platform.
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