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Police release photo of suspect who allegedly pushed woman onto Manhattan subway tracks

By Aidan Graham Posted on August 31, 2023
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Police released a photo of the suspect accused of pushing a woman onto the tracks of a Manhattan subway station on Tuesday and are asking the public for help in tracking down the man. 

The horrifying incident occurred at around 11 p.m. inside the Chambers Street station in Tribeca, when the suspect shoved a 34-year-old female onto the southbound tracks of the 1 train, before running off, according to cops. 

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