MTA Workers Rescued Man From Train Tracks
W 4 St - Wash Sq Station, Greenwich Village, Manhattan
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- MTA workers rescued a man from the train tracks during Friday morning rush hour as a Citizen user shared live video from the platform.
- User @jesseriah was waiting for the (A) train at the W 4th St-Washington Square subway station just after 8 a.m.
- They shared video of a man on the tracks, leaning against a rail. He appeared to have fallen down at the edge of the platform.
- Following safety protocol, riders let trained MTA workers climb down to help the man.
- First one, then two uniformed MTA workers went down onto the tracks. They lifted the man up onto the platform with the help of a bystander from above.
- Thankfully, the man was seen standing and walking once he was safely back on the platform.
- The MTA did not respond to requests for further information.
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A Citizen user shows video of an MTA employee attending to a person who is on the subway tracks.
Incident reported at 335 6th Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of an MTA employee attending to a person who is on the subway tracks.
Incident reported at 335 6th Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of an MTA employee attending to a person who is on the subway tracks.
Incident reported at 335 6th Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of an MTA employee attending to a person who is on the subway tracks.
Incident reported at 335 6th Ave.
A Citizen user shows video of an MTA employee attending to a person who is on the subway tracks.
Incident reported at 335 6th Ave.
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Geez people this isn’t a movie set with real camera men or directors. Since you are aware of that or may just learnt that be grateful that you get a live view of the situation. If you don’t want to be bothered don’t open the app or just delete it. The amateur camera men are not looking to win Emmys off their recordings.
The video is not bad - shows the situation in real time quite well. What are you people looking for? 😂 Glad he’s ok 🙏
The MTA workers deserve a kudos. Job well done. Also to the commuter that helped lifting him up. Thank God for some good people out there.
Y'all mad at the camera guy, but ain't saying shit about all the other people in a better position who didn't help OR record 🙄
Geez people this isn’t a movie set with real camera men or directors. Since you are aware of that or may just learnt that be grateful that you get a live view of the situation. If you don’t want to be bothered don’t open the app or just delete it. The amateur camera men are not looking to win Emmys off their recordings.
The video is not bad - shows the situation in real time quite well. What are you people looking for? 😂 Glad he’s ok 🙏
The MTA workers deserve a kudos. Job well done. Also to the commuter that helped lifting him up. Thank God for some good people out there.
Y'all mad at the camera guy, but ain't saying shit about all the other people in a better position who didn't help OR record 🙄
Geez people this isn’t a movie set with real camera men or directors. Since you are aware of that or may just learnt that be grateful that you get a live view of the situation. If you don’t want to be bothered don’t open the app or just delete it. The amateur camera men are not looking to win Emmys off their recordings.
The video is not bad - shows the situation in real time quite well. What are you people looking for? 😂 Glad he’s ok 🙏
The MTA workers deserve a kudos. Job well done. Also to the commuter that helped lifting him up. Thank God for some good people out there.
Y'all mad at the camera guy, but ain't saying shit about all the other people in a better position who didn't help OR record 🙄
Geez people this isn’t a movie set with real camera men or directors. Since you are aware of that or may just learnt that be grateful that you get a live view of the situation. If you don’t want to be bothered don’t open the app or just delete it. The amateur camera men are not looking to win Emmys off their recordings.
The video is not bad - shows the situation in real time quite well. What are you people looking for? 😂 Glad he’s ok 🙏
The MTA workers deserve a kudos. Job well done. Also to the commuter that helped lifting him up. Thank God for some good people out there.
Y'all mad at the camera guy, but ain't saying shit about all the other people in a better position who didn't help OR record 🙄
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Geez people this isn’t a movie set with real camera men or directors. Since you are aware of that or may just learnt that be grateful that you get a live view of the situation. If you don’t want to be bothered don’t open the app or just delete it. The amateur camera men are not looking to win Emmys off their recordings.
The video is not bad - shows the situation in real time quite well. What are you people looking for? 😂 Glad he’s ok 🙏
The MTA workers deserve a kudos. Job well done. Also to the commuter that helped lifting him up. Thank God for some good people out there.
Y'all mad at the camera guy, but ain't saying shit about all the other people in a better position who didn't help OR record 🙄