Fellow passengers help after person pushed onto subway tracks in Brooklyn
An arrest has been made after a suspect pushed a man onto subway tracks in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning.
The man did not make contact with a train or the third rail and fellow passengers and MTA workers were able to help them up from the tracks.The suspect ran away from the scene but was taken into custody a short time later. Charges against him are pending.
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