NEW YORK — A man and a woman were killed by a New York City subway Tuesday morning in an incident that doesn't appear to be a crime, according to the mayor.
The fatalities on the L tracks at 6th Avenue don't appear to be the result of"a push or shove," said Mayor Eric Adams, who responded to the scene.
"It appears as though it was not a crime," the mayor said, adding that a"thorough investigation" will"determine exactly what happened."The victims were a 44-year-old man from Long Island and a 63-year-old woman from Brooklyn, according to police. This comes just hours after a man, possibly wielding a hammer, broke into a Manhattan subway stop's dispatch room and hit an MTA worker in the head, according to ABC New York station WABC. The suspect hid under a stopped subway train and was later apprehended, WABC reported.Listen
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