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Woman gets violent on subway over seat dispute, NYPD says

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Aug. 21, 2015 By Michael Florio

A woman became enraged and began biting and scratching another passenger for attempting to move her bag and sit down in an empty seat on the subway.

The suspect was riding the Manhattan bound F train on August 14th at 9:45 am, when the 45-year-old victim approached her and asked her to move her bag so she could sit down. The suspect did not respond and the victim attempted to sit, when the suspect became irate, police said.

The suspect began pushing the victim, scratching her on her chest, pulling her hair and even biting her on her forearm causing a laceration and bleeding, police said.

The suspect then fled the train when it stopped at the 21st Street and Queensbridge subway station, according to the NYPD.

The victim was transported to Mt. Sinai Hospital in stable condition.

Police released a photo of the suspect and are asking anyone with any information to call 1-800-577-TIPS.

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Anonymous visitor

I know it is politically incorrect but black peoples always resort to violence. That is their culture. When was the last time you saw a white person starting a fight on the subway. Never, that’s when. Don’t stand near black people on the train and you’ll survive your trip to and from work. Sad but true.

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Silent majority

True that! Anyone remember the eight ball jacket guy. If you don’t just youtube it. Put that broad in her place real quick.

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Sagar Sharma

What a bigoted comment– I could account several incidents when a ‘white” person started a fight on the subway. Saying “sad but true” does not make your bigoted, racist, and overall dumbfuck of a comment less offensive.

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