Vandal sought for damaging to MTA security cameras inside Jamaica subway station: NYPD via QNS
Cops are looking for this suspect who allegedly damaged two MTA surveillance cameras at the Parsons Boulevard subway station in Jamaica last month. 107th Precinct
The incident occurred during the morning rush on Tuesday, Nov. 22, when the vandal “intentionally damaged” two security cameras belonging to the MTA at around 7:03 a.m. inside the F train subway station at Parsons Boulevard and Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, according to authorities.
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