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Six undercover police officers struggled for 15 minutes to restrain one alleged fare-dodger caught at the Times Square station in New York City on Friday.
And in the 15 minutes it took the entire squad to deal with him, The Post watched fare-beater after fare-beater jump the turnstile or walk through the open emergency door at just one entrance in the Times Square station.
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