Person Shot in Park Slope

News Story by ABC7NY: A man was shot by an on-duty collection agent after a dispute on the subway, sources say. The collection agent was on the job, alongside his partner, removing money from a machine at the Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center station. Sources say the two then boarded an R train and were headed to Union St. to continue their route when they realized they were being followed by a man. The on-duty collection agent and the man then reportedly got into a verbal argument aboard the R train when the man was shot on the mezzanine of the Union Street R train stop in Park Slope just before 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition. The MTA worker remained on the scene. The weapon used in the shooting is now in the possession of the NYPD. The on-duty collection agent can legally carry a weapon. An investigation is ongoing.

borkmaster0Dec 21 at 8:15 AM

He has more than a dozen prior arrests for offenses including domestic violence, possession of stolen property, menacing, driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. Police do not have evidence that he was armed. The guard who fired at the man is 21-year veteran and had never fired his weapon in the line of duty before. Neither MTA employee is immediately facing charges.

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81I3Dec 20 at 10:42 PM

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News Story by ABC7NY: A man was shot by an on-duty collection agent after a dispute on the subway, sources say. The collection agent was on the job, alongside his partner, removing money from a machine at the Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center station. Sources say the two then boarded an R train and were headed to Union St. to continue their route when they realized they were being followed by a man. The on-duty collection agent and the man then reportedly got into a verbal argument aboard the R train when the man was shot on the mezzanine of the Union Street R train stop in Park Slope just before 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition. The MTA worker remained on the scene. The weapon used in the shooting is now in the possession of the NYPD. The on-duty collection agent can legally carry a weapon. An investigation is ongoing.

borkmaster0Dec 21 at 8:15 AM

He has more than a dozen prior arrests for offenses including domestic violence, possession of stolen property, menacing, driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. Police do not have evidence that he was armed. The guard who fired at the man is 21-year veteran and had never fired his weapon in the line of duty before. Neither MTA employee is immediately facing charges.

Mayb people should think twice about robbing someone

This app's comments are such a joke. You get to read about all the crime in city at the same time you get to see how awful some people can be.

CITYWIDERADIODec 20 at 9:33 PM

REPORT THE INAPROPRIATE COMMENTS

once again i am asking citizen app to get better chat moderators; these comments are a shitshow

81I3Dec 20 at 10:42 PM

@poyo just close your eyes nobody’s making you read them

News Story by ABC7NY: A man was shot by an on-duty collection agent after a dispute on the subway, sources say. The collection agent was on the job, alongside his partner, removing money from a machine at the Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center station. Sources say the two then boarded an R train and were headed to Union St. to continue their route when they realized they were being followed by a man. The on-duty collection agent and the man then reportedly got into a verbal argument aboard the R train when the man was shot on the mezzanine of the Union Street R train stop in Park Slope just before 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition. The MTA worker remained on the scene. The weapon used in the shooting is now in the possession of the NYPD. The on-duty collection agent can legally carry a weapon. An investigation is ongoing.

borkmaster0Dec 21 at 8:15 AM

He has more than a dozen prior arrests for offenses including domestic violence, possession of stolen property, menacing, driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. Police do not have evidence that he was armed. The guard who fired at the man is 21-year veteran and had never fired his weapon in the line of duty before. Neither MTA employee is immediately facing charges.

Mayb people should think twice about robbing someone

This app's comments are such a joke. You get to read about all the crime in city at the same time you get to see how awful some people can be.

CITYWIDERADIODec 20 at 9:33 PM

REPORT THE INAPROPRIATE COMMENTS

once again i am asking citizen app to get better chat moderators; these comments are a shitshow

81I3Dec 20 at 10:42 PM

@poyo just close your eyes nobody’s making you read them

News Story by ABC7NY: A man was shot by an on-duty collection agent after a dispute on the subway, sources say. The collection agent was on the job, alongside his partner, removing money from a machine at the Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center station. Sources say the two then boarded an R train and were headed to Union St. to continue their route when they realized they were being followed by a man. The on-duty collection agent and the man then reportedly got into a verbal argument aboard the R train when the man was shot on the mezzanine of the Union Street R train stop in Park Slope just before 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition. The MTA worker remained on the scene. The weapon used in the shooting is now in the possession of the NYPD. The on-duty collection agent can legally carry a weapon. An investigation is ongoing.

borkmaster0Dec 21 at 8:15 AM

He has more than a dozen prior arrests for offenses including domestic violence, possession of stolen property, menacing, driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. Police do not have evidence that he was armed. The guard who fired at the man is 21-year veteran and had never fired his weapon in the line of duty before. Neither MTA employee is immediately facing charges.

Mayb people should think twice about robbing someone

This app's comments are such a joke. You get to read about all the crime in city at the same time you get to see how awful some people can be.

CITYWIDERADIODec 20 at 9:33 PM

REPORT THE INAPROPRIATE COMMENTS

once again i am asking citizen app to get better chat moderators; these comments are a shitshow

81I3Dec 20 at 10:42 PM

@poyo just close your eyes nobody’s making you read them

News Story by ABC7NY: A man was shot by an on-duty collection agent after a dispute on the subway, sources say. The collection agent was on the job, alongside his partner, removing money from a machine at the Atlantic Ave - Barclays Center station. Sources say the two then boarded an R train and were headed to Union St. to continue their route when they realized they were being followed by a man. The on-duty collection agent and the man then reportedly got into a verbal argument aboard the R train when the man was shot on the mezzanine of the Union Street R train stop in Park Slope just before 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in critical condition. The MTA worker remained on the scene. The weapon used in the shooting is now in the possession of the NYPD. The on-duty collection agent can legally carry a weapon. An investigation is ongoing.

borkmaster0Dec 21 at 8:15 AM

He has more than a dozen prior arrests for offenses including domestic violence, possession of stolen property, menacing, driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. Police do not have evidence that he was armed. The guard who fired at the man is 21-year veteran and had never fired his weapon in the line of duty before. Neither MTA employee is immediately facing charges.

Mayb people should think twice about robbing someone

This app's comments are such a joke. You get to read about all the crime in city at the same time you get to see how awful some people can be.

CITYWIDERADIODec 20 at 9:33 PM

REPORT THE INAPROPRIATE COMMENTS

once again i am asking citizen app to get better chat moderators; these comments are a shitshow

81I3Dec 20 at 10:42 PM

@poyo just close your eyes nobody’s making you read them