Mask-wearing vandals go on Bronx subway door demolition spree: cops
Briefly

On February 22, two suspects were involved in a damaging spree on a 4 train in the Bronx, shattering the glass doors in broad daylight. Surveillance footage captured the boys, approximately 15 to 16 years old, as they carried out the vandalism shortly after boarding at Jerome and Bainbridge Avenues. While police investigations have yet to determine the exact tools used for destruction, there were no injuries reported. Despite this incident, current crime statistics indicate a broader decrease in subway-related criminal activities in the area this year.
The suspects boarded a northbound 4 train on February 22 and engaged in destruction, breaking the doors' glass windows with an unknown object.
Surveillance footage captured the incident, showing one suspect wearing a black jacket and a facemask, while the other had black-framed glasses.
Despite the brazen act occurring in daylight, police confirmed no injuries were reported among passengers, prompting ongoing investigations to identify the vandals.
Crime statistics indicate a decline in subway-related crimes this year, contributing to a 1% drop in overall crime in the precinct compared to 2024.
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