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Mayor laments latest train surfing death, looks to tackle deadly trend

By Dean Moses Posted on February 21, 2023
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Mayor Eric Adams charged against the disturbing new train surfing trend that left a 15-year-old boy dead on the Brooklyn Bridge the night prior.

The mayor lamented the death during a City Hall press conference on Feb. 21, in which he called the incident of a young life being snuffed out a tragedy.

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Mayor laments latest train surfing death, looks to tackle deadly trend

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