Man indicted in paralyzing Lexington Avenue subway push, Manhattan DA says – NBC New York
The NYC subway attack on the Upper East Side happened May 21 at the Lexington/63rd Street station, police say. Here's the latest.
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The NYC subway attack on the Upper East Side happened May 21 at the Lexington/63rd Street station, police say. Here's the latest.
Kamal Semrade is accused of pushing Emine Yilmaz Ozsoy into a subway at Lexington Ave and 63rd, paralyzing her. Here's the latest on the case.
'She didn't even see it coming,' a witness said. 'With open palms he just mushed her head - not her body - into the train. She just tumbled, just kept spinning because the train kept hitting her.'
Kamal Semrade is accused of pushing Emine Yilmaz Ozsoy into a subway at Lexington Ave and 63rd, paralyzing her. Here's the latest on the case.
The attack on a Manhattan subway platform that left a woman partially paralyzed, was apparently entirely random, prosecutors said Wednesday as they outlined their case against the suspect.