I ran upstairs one morning from the platform at 42nd st-PABT to tell a clerk to call the PD after a guy was attacking people. I had to go through the turnstile to get back to get the subway to get to work. Clerk screamed at me "you must pay again!!! No free ride!!" Missed the train explaining to him I paid already and ran up to get help. Ridiculous.

I have no faith anything will change. TPTB dont give a shit. They have no reason to. They are not traveling the subways, streets on thier own like us. It will never be thier problem. Most we get after a serious crime that makes the news is a PR statement about making change, that will never arrive. They continue to clown us all. Its sickening to think about really.

Always avoid an empty car. Also be weary if you see several passangers walking between cars to get into yours. Trouble may follow them.

Predators but cowards too. Makes me so angry these stories.

This is very overlooked. Homeless or not, violent crime victims who survive may face long term injuries both physical and mental. Loss of income from not working, careers ended, thier families affected. The impact is felt often long after the crime is commited.

In NYC most cases now the criminal is freed to commit more crime, and continue to be a drag on society as a whole. Very sad to keep seeing this.

Amazing! Had to really look to figure out it was s painting. How long did this piece take to finish? What was your inspiration?

I went in August. Its gorgeous. Rocky Mountain National Park was amazing.

Nice to see the C.H.U.D have mellowed out.

(Not sure how many will get this reference right off the bat but here it is!)

Any other updates? Im wondering if this was a case of someone spraying to hurt passangers, or defending themselves and others were not targeted.