Man killed after being pushed onto tracks
in front of oncoming train during fight
in Philadelphia
Posted By: mc squared, 1/5/2024 12:37:39 PM
A man in Philadelphia died when he was pushed onto subway tracks and into the path of an oncoming train during a fight with another man Thursday night. The death occurred blocks away from the University of Pennsylvania at the 34th Street SEPTA station in University City around 4:30 p.m., officials told NBC 10. Disturbing footage captures the moment the two men argue just steps from the platform’s edge as the train is heard approaching the station. A man wearing a dark coat and black hat lands two punches on the victim, causing the latter to tumble over onto the tracks.
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Man killed after being pushed onto tracks
in front of oncoming train during fight
in Philadelphia 12 replies
in front of oncoming train during fight
in Philadelphia 12 replies
A man in Philadelphia died when he was pushed onto subway tracks and into the path of an oncoming train during a fight with another man Thursday night.
The death occurred blocks away from the University of Pennsylvania at the 34th Street SEPTA station in University City around 4:30 p.m., officials told NBC 10.
Disturbing footage captures the moment the two men argue just steps from the platform’s edge as the train is heard approaching the station.
A man wearing a dark coat and black hat lands two punches on the victim, causing the latter to tumble over onto the tracks.
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This has become common in our blue cities, Best as I can make out, a white guy was pushed to the tracks by a 'youth'.