A middle-aged man who fell onto the southbound 1 train tracks at Lincoln Center was struck by the subway – and is still alive.
The unidentified man was taken to Cornell hospital.
An eyewitness in the second car of the train said the man was lying across more than one seat, and got into an argument with another man on board.
When the train stopped at 66th Street, the man who was lying down exited the subway, and the doors closed, the eyewitness said.
But he was still fuming from the argument, and he decided to slam on the train’s window at the last second, the eyewitness said.
As he did that the train began moving, and he somehow fell between the train and the platform, causing the injuries, the eyewitness said.
FDNY officials said he fell. Sources said he does not appear to be a victim of a crime.
Damn homie, not many people get cracked by subway trains and live. That is just pure badass. Oh and for the record, he definitely got pushed. And lived. Winning arguments and fights versus trains. That equals bi-winning. Warlock in training, no pun intended.
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