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• Florida bus driver stabbed to death by passenger drivers#

In November, the New York City Police Department announced that it would add about 200 police officers to patrols at its subway station after a series of annoying incidents.

The union, which represents Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers who operate the city’s public buses and subways, was assaulted, harassed, spat on and, in severe cases, nearly killed by attackers at largely empty train stations. Transportation workers called for the 24-hour subway program to resume after several people reported being attacked overnight when trains were closed for the COVID-19 cleanup.

Florida bus driver stabbed to death by passenger drivers#

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, violent accidents at largely desolate subway stations have increased as the number of drivers dwindled out of fear of infection. The NYPD plans to deploy an additional 865 officers to patrol the subway on Monday.

The frenzy of cuts has sparked massive persecution and protests for a safer metro.īefore his arrest, officials were patrolling the city’s subway stations in search of Rigoberto Lopez. The man was taken to the hospital where he is listed in stable condition. Minutes later, a 43-year-old man was accidentally stabbed to death at the A subway station on West 181st Street in Manhattan. The woman was taken to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead. Just two hours later, a 44-year-old woman was found unconscious after being stabbed to death on the A train bound for the 207th Street station in Upper Manhattan. The victim died from stab wounds to the neck and chest. The next attack occurred before midnight, when authorities found a man stabbed to death in his seat on the A train at the Mott Avenue station in Far Rockaway, Queens. He told police that his assailant yelled “I’ll kill you” before being stabbed in the right knee and left buttock, the New York Post reported. Around this time, a 67-year-old man was stabbed to death by an attacker at the 181st Street A subway station.