Surveillance video captures New York subway surfer suspected of pulling the brakes on a rush hour train - as police investigate whether he's the serial offender who has caused 750 delays in three months
Police are searching for a man suspected of pulling the brakes on a New York subway train during rush hour on Tuesday at 5.43pm Surveillance video shows the man riding on the back of a 2 train at the West 14th Street subway station The man, wearing a Yankees cap and Nike t-shirt, rode several stops on the outside of the train car before activating the emergency brake It was not immediately clear if he is the same man behind a series of incidents that have resulted in lengthy delays for rush hour commuters Authorities have been searching for a serial suspect or suspects who have been pulling emergency brakes on 747 rush hour trains since March By Emily Crane For Dailymail.com
Published: 20:16 BST, 23 May 2019 | Updated: 20:52 BST, 23 May 2019
Police are searching for a man who is suspected of pulling the brakes on a New York subway train during rush hour as they investigate a serial offender who has caused 750 delays in three months.
Surveillance video was released on Thursday showing a man riding on the back of a train in Manhattan just moments before police say he pulled the emergency brake.
The black man, aged 20 to 30, was wearing a Yankees cap and a Nike t-shirt that had 'Swag Don't Come Cheap' printed on it.
Police said the man got on the northbound 2 train at the West 14th Street subway station at 5.43pm on Tuesday via the rear train car.
Police are searching for a man suspected of pulling the emergency brakes on a New York subway train during rush hour on Tuesday at 5.43pm
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