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Senseless: Man Sets A Stranger on Fire Inside New York Subway Train, Watches Her Burn to Death

In a horrific act of violence, a man ignited a woman’s clothing on a Brooklyn subway train, leaving authorities and citizens in shock.

December 23, 2024: In a deeply disturbing and senseless act of violence, a man has been arrested for setting a woman on fire inside a subway train in New York City and watching her burn to death. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch described the incident as “one of the most depraved crimes one person could possibly commit against another human being.”

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The Incident:

The horrifying event occurred early Sunday morning around 7:30 a.m. on an F train as it approached the Stillwell Avenue station in Brooklyn. The suspect reportedly approached the victim, who was seated inside the subway car, and used a lighter to set her clothing ablaze. Within moments, the flames consumed her entirely.

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Officers patrolling the upper level of the station noticed smoke and rushed to investigate. With the help of an MTA employee and a fire extinguisher, they managed to douse the flames. However, the woman was pronounced dead on the scene.

The Arrest:

The suspect remained at the station, calmly sitting on a bench outside the train car. Surveillance footage and officer body-worn camera recordings helped disseminate his image across police networks. Three high school students recognized the suspect and promptly called 911, leading to his arrest on another train. A lighter was recovered from his pocket.

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Reaction from Authorities:

New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed deep sorrow and commended the swift response from the NYPD and the citizens who provided crucial information leading to the suspect’s capture.
“This type of depraved behaviour has no place in our subways, and we are committed to ensuring swift justice for all victims of violent crime,” Adams stated in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

Unanswered Questions:

The identity of the woman has not yet been released, and the motive behind the attack remains unclear. Authorities continue to investigate while the suspect remains in custody.

This horrifying incident has reignited conversations about safety in New York City’s subway system, with calls for increased security measures to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

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New York Subway Attack, Brooklyn Subway Incident, Woman Set on Fire NYC, Violent Crime NYC, NYPD Investigation, Eric Adams Subway Safety, Jessica Tisch NYPD, Subway Violence, Crime in New York, Public Safety NYC

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