Of an oncoming train around 9:foirt a.m. investigators say the attack was unprovoked. police identified a 61-year-old man as the attacker. and charged him with second degree murder. he later turned himself in. our battle is the subway system is fighting the perception of fear that cases like this could happen. stay away from the subway platform s edge, said new york city s subway chief after yet another january incident. in that case, police say a 62-year-old man suffered injuries after being pushed onto the subway tracks at the fulton street subway station in lower manhattan. he was treat at a hospital for a cut to his leg. i don t want to tell people that they should stand on subway platforms and feel like they re, you know, they re in threat of their lives, but everybody should stand away from the edge of the platform. look at this terrifying assault from february. watch as the suspect repeatedly hits a 57-year-old woman in the head with a hammer as she makes
Latest in a series of attacks in the city s subways. reporter: january this year, a mentally ill man shoved a woman on to the subway train track in times square. police say 40-year-old michelle alissa go was pushed on to the tracks of an oncoming train around 9:40 a.m. investigators say the attack was unprovoked. police identified a 61-year-old man as the attacker and charged him with second-degree murder. he later turned himself in. our battle is the subway system is fighting the perception of fear that cases like this could happen. reporter: stay away from the subway platform s edge said new york city s subway chief after yet another january incident. in that case, police say a 62-year-old man suffered injuries after being pushed on to the subway tracks at the fulton street subway station in lower manhattan. he was treated a at a hospital for a cut to his leg. i don t want to tell people
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In the subways, nearly 80 people a week accepted shelter over a four-week period, Mayor Adams said. Officials have not yet said how many stayed off the street.