"According to police sources, the shocking incident unfolded at around 3:44 p.m. on March 14 inside the Dyckman Street station on the A line in Inwood. Law enforcement sources said the suspect had been walking along the southbound platform asking riders for money when he stopped a 35-year-old man and asked for cash, who refused. Cops said the perpetrator shoved the victim onto the tracks as he began walking away."
"The victim managed to pull himself back onto the platform before the next arriving train. Police reported that the suspect, who wore a black t-shirt and blue pants, fled the station on foot to an unknown location. The incident was reported to the 34th Precinct and NYPD Transit District 3."
"EMS rushed the victim to NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital with a broken left wrist. He was listed in stable condition. On Tuesday evening, the NYPD released images and video of the suspect involved in the unprovoked attack."
On March 14 at approximately 3:44 p.m., an assault occurred at the Dyckman Street station on the A line in Inwood, Manhattan. A suspect approached a 35-year-old commuter on the southbound platform requesting money. When the victim refused, the suspect shoved him onto the tracks. The victim successfully pulled himself back onto the platform before an arriving train could strike him. The suspect, wearing a black t-shirt and blue pants, fled the station on foot. Emergency services transported the victim to NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital with a broken left wrist and stable condition. The NYPD released images and video of the suspect and requested public assistance in locating him.
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