NYPD Pulls Man Who Fell on Subway Tracks To Safety #shorts

A man accidentally fell onto the subway tracks in Brooklyn, while two NYPD officers lifted him to safety.

[meejinhuang]

NYC needs to put auto glass barriers in its stations .

[rindafulwider]

Thank God He is OK. Thanks to the Police Officer to help him. They need to put up something to help that don't happen again to someone else.

[samsngdevice]

They should have railings and locking gates that only unlock or open when a train comes in and is at a complete stop standstill. It wouldn't cost much money to implement. What's the value of one life? Amazing lawyers haven't sued them into safety.

[Mordecrabs]

Thank the lord the cops were there. Church Ave station is probably the safest station since you have cops patrolling all the time and I get off here every day

[kennturner]

This is when you can say you love what the police do, rare but true .

[debramurray]

Thank you to the police officers who helped this citizen who is trouble.🤩👍

[Sakurafox]

They need to do it like they do it in Japan and put up railings with doors. This happens way to much.

[AFloridaSon]

They need life guards in these places.

[catherinelynn]

How did he fall there anyway? Stop walking near the edge.

[lisalong]

He lucky them cops was there thank God

[garyshular]

Saved the city a Biohazard Cleanup Scene. To the guy; sober up, heads up, pay attention.

[perkkperkk]

you must have seen the bag of dope on the tracks had to go get that didn't he

[Smartskull]

Stop having kids y’all! No one asks to be born, & no one has the moral right to inflict serious, preventable harms upon others without their consent. It’s morally wrong to place someone in a position from which death is the only escape.

[masterpaine]

Why not have rails? Lol. Seems pretty simple

[happymolecule]

Looks homeless. Should've left him for the train

[Tiberius]

People in New York having trouble staying on the platform is becoming an epidemic. 🚅