Update: 1/1/25
Kamel Hawkins, 23, was charged with attempted murder and assault after pushing a man in front of a moving train in Manhattan.
The 45-year-old man survived with a head injury.
Kamel Hawkins, who has a history with the NYPD, was arrested hours later near Columbus Circle.
In June 2019, Hawkins was charged with assault after slamming a cop to the ground on Flushing Avenue, injuring the officer’s back.
Hawkins also faces assault, harassment, and weapons possession charges in Brooklyn from an October 12 incident.
Hawkins was released without bail in 2020 despite prosecutors’ request for detention.
Original Story
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s safe subway that she would take her grandchild on (with her 75 guards) was the scene of three slashings and a woman being burned to death this month. A copycat set a homeless man on fire in Penn Station yesterday.
Today, an innocent man waiting on the platform was pushed under a train by a random person for no obvious reason.
Today’s victim is in critical condition.
Resign Hochul and take Alvin Bragg with you!
#BREAKING: A man was just PUSHED in front of a NYC Subway train in an apparent “random attack”
The man is currently in critical condition, and witnesses can be heard shouting “he’s alive!” as the victim is pulled from underneath the train
Gov. Hochul, Biden, and the… pic.twitter.com/wYchyUMy1Y
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) December 31, 2024
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