Still ‘unclear’ how 57-year-old man got caught in A train door, dragged to his death: MTA official
MTA officials state it remains unclear how a 57-year-old man became caught in an A train door and was dragged to his death. The incident is currently under investigation.
A top MTA official said Wednesday that it remains “unclear” how a 57-year-old man got caught in the door of an A train and dragged to his death earlier this week. MTA New York City Transit President Demetrius Crichlow — during the Sept. 30 MTA board meeting — said what the agency does know is...
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