Brooklyn man randomly gunned down on MTA train. Fourth homicide in the train system in 2022.

[ExodusNirvana]

NYC subreddit might be the most racist subreddkt

It is FILLED with CACs and gentrifiers and colonizer sympathizers

These dumb fukks think this happened because there's not enough bike lanes in the city

 

[bnew]

snippet:

Surveillance video obtained by the NYPD shows the suspect giving the gun away to a homeless person while making his escape, source said.

The homeless man, later tracked down by cops, told investigators he quickly sold the gun, sources said.

 

[King Poetic]

Always be aware of any nikka wearing a face mask with a hoodie/hoodie coat on and hands constantly in they pocket

RIP to the victim

 

[bnew]

Always be aware of any nikka wearing a face mask with a hoodie/hoodie coat on and hands constantly in they pocket

RIP to the victim

you just described me

plenty of subway criminals have been caught on CCTV without any masks.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

I see a lot of yall detached from realty, thinking this is some type of "hit". Some of yall are really underestimating how many loons are just wandering around in the subway.

In all my life living in NYC, the subways haven't been this bad ever. Idk how or what, but something needs to be done to keep riders & most of all the workers safe.

This is a quote from one of the members off the train crew.

I was having a conversation with one of my old heads two weeks ago

It HAS been this bad before, in fact, it's been worse.

When I was in HS in the late 90s and early 2000s, you didn't want to be on the train after a certain time and definitely not in certain places. The thing is back then, it was gang shyt.

These days its random acts of violence, exacerbated by the fact that people have been inside for so long, AND because there's a lot of people more mentally unstable people running around (predicted since the Rudy and Bloomberg days) and the fact that it's getting harder out here in general with people getting evicted or just not having jobs that pay enough to survive.

 

[Sauce Mane]

Always be aware of any nikka wearing a face mask with a hoodie/hoodie coat on and hands constantly in they pocket

RIP to the victim

Especially when the temperature on Sunday was 90 degrees

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

If he worked at Macy's would it matter?

The nikkaz are sick with conspiracies

 

[The War Report]

I see a lot of yall detached from realty, thinking this is some type of "hit". Some of yall are really underestimating how many loons are just wandering around in the subway.

In all my life living in NYC, the subways haven't been this bad ever. Idk how or what, but something needs to be done to keep riders & most of all the workers safe.

This is a quote from one of the members off the train crew.

People from late 70s and early 80s would like to have a word. The subway use to be treacherous back in those days. I feel like we’re going through a rough patch.

 

[Hey_zeus]

Way too many shootings on or at the train station lately.

 

[King Poetic]

Especially when the temperature on Sunday was 90 degrees

Straight giveaway

I’m in LA and I’m like when I see nikkas outside like that and it’s 75 degrees

I already know what they about to do

 

[concise]

People from late 70s and early 80s would like to have a word. The subway use to be treacherous back in those days. I feel like we’re going through a rough patch.

tbf, he did say "in his life"

How Bratton’s NYPD saved the subway system

At 10:20 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 2, 1990, 22-year-old Utah resident Brian Watkins, accompanied by his parents, brother and sister-in-law, entered the New York City subway system in Midtown, intent on…

nypost.com

26 died on the trains in just 1990, same as from 2004 to 2015

 

[ExodusNirvana]

tbf, he did say "in his life"

How Bratton’s NYPD saved the subway system

At 10:20 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 2, 1990, 22-year-old Utah resident Brian Watkins, accompanied by his parents, brother and sister-in-law, entered the New York City subway system in Midtown, intent on…

nypost.com

26 died on the trains in just 1990, same as from 2004 to 2015

"In his life" is still cap because he was a cop in the 90s and anyone can tell you the city was more dangerous before 9/11 than it is now

Hell that was Guillianis whole platform, to clean up the city and make it like DisneyWorld.

Same shyt Adams is on but with different words

 

[HoldThisL]

The scary thing about subway crimes nowadays is how unpredictable it is. So many unhinged mentally ill people running around.

Just last week I was on the train, and this came on the train talking to himself, and then walking down asking for money screaming. Back then I would think it's a regular NYC thing to see that, but nowadays I am paranoid that same type of guy gonna physically attack someone.

NYC need more psych wards, security, and metal detectors within the subway station.

My father is a MTA worker and I worry for his life everyday.

 

[concise]

"In his life" is still cap because he was a cop in the 90s and anyone can tell you the city was more dangerous before 9/11 than it is now

Hell that was Guillianis whole platform, to clean up the city and make it like DisneyWorld.

Same shyt Adams is on but with different words

@Mr. Jack Napier was a cop in the 90s?

 

[Dorian Breh]

NYPD in 2022 aint doing shyt these cats bust their gun on a subway then walk off and get some McDonald's...

I mean literally that's what the last subway shooter after he did his thing in Brooklyn he went over the bridge into Manhattan and got some McDonald's

This guy's still on the loose and the only lead they got is the homeless cat he gave his burner too?

We don't need more police presence, we need a competent police force

95% of these NYPD guys are humps you can see it in their eyes while they walk around

And Eric Adams is a hump too so you know he's going to protect his own