New Yorkers reveal if they feel safe on the subway with crime rates rising
Two people were slashed – including a man who had been scuffling with a teen stranger over a seat – and a trespasser was busted with a loaded rifle in a spurt of subway mayhem Tuesday, cops said.
That victim was taken to Mount Sinai Morningside, where she was listed in stable condition. Her age was not known, but cops described her as an adult. Abraham Sosa, 20, allegedly snuck behind a “No trespass” sign and made his way toward a tunnel in the Kingsbridge Road B and D train station around 4:30 p.m. when eagle-eyed cops stopped him in his tracks, cops and sources said.
Sosa was slapped with multiple weapon possession raps – with 25 counts related to possession of bullets – resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, criminal trespass, assault on a police officer and second-degree assault, cops said. However, murders have jumped to nine from the five reported in 2023, and six rapes were reported, up from last year’s four, the data shows.
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