Two 14-year-olds fall to their deaths while subway surfing one week apart in New York

Two 14-year-olds fell to their deaths while subway surfing one week apart in New York, police say.

July 1, 2023, 7:39 PM UTCTwo 14-year-olds fell to their deaths while subway surfing one week apart in New York, police said.The most recent incident happened Thursday evening. Officers with the New York Police Department responded to the 33 Street and Rawson Street subway station in Queens around 5:26 p.m to find an unconscious Jevon Fraser.

On June 22, police found two 14-year-old boys lying on the L train tracks at the Bushwick Avenue and Aberdeen Street subway station in Brooklyn.The other 14-year-old was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.Witnesses saw a 12-year-old boy riding a 7 train at the Queens Boulevard and 33 Street subway station on Wednesday evening. It was his fourth subway surfing incident.

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