A homeless man was discovered on fire with burns to his legs and upper body inside Penn Station. Another person has been set on fire inside a New York City subway station less than a week after a woman was set on fire inside a Brooklyn subway car.
According to The New York Post, a homeless man was discovered with burns to his legs and upper body inside Penn Station on Friday, Dec. 28. It was initially believed that someone may have set him on fire. Still, sources from the NYPD (New York Police Department) and the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) stated there is no evidence that someone else did it.
The 67-year-old man was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center after he was found at around 8 pm. First responders discovered the unidentified man in a tunnel near the New Jersey Transit Tracks 11 and 12. He was initially listed in critical condition by medical personnel.
This incident comes on the heels of an unidentified woman being set ablaze while she was sleeping on an F train in Brooklyn on Dec. 22. She burned to death as the alleged arsonist sat and watched her while she was on fire. He fanned the flames at one point. The killer is an illegal alien.
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And another slashing:
A man was arrested this morning after he slashed someone in the neck with a knife on the NYC subway.
But Governor Kathy Hochul said the subways are so safe…! pic.twitter.com/vZerPw7wky
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 30, 2024
Here is Hochul bragging about how safe the subway is:
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Meanwhile, crazy illegals and drug addicts roam freely, never prosecuted, getting out of prison immediately. There are no mental institutions for the insane and drug addicted, and they often don’t want them anyway.
Instead of staging photo ops on the subway with her private security in tow, Governor Hochul should reverse her policies to make it safe for everyone to take public transportation. That, instead of a congestion tax, would guarantee more ridership! pic.twitter.com/JxQXDfNxi8
— Office of Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (@RepNicole) December 30, 2024
Curtis Sliwa is back with the Guardian Angels. People are very happy to see them.
Today’s cover: New Yorkers on Monday embraced the Guardian Angels and founder Curtis Sliwa as the anti-crime crusaders resumed patrols of the troubled city subway system for the first time since 2020. https://t.co/l6l9F5pFvg pic.twitter.com/T7KLVmsIAe
— New York Post (@nypost) December 31, 2024
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