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   while widely available from hundreds of sources.   
      
   Kamel Hawkins, 23, Brooklyn, where the socialist whore bartender AOC is   
   from.   
      
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   NEW YORK (AP) — A man was shoved onto subway tracks ahead of an oncoming   
   train and critically injured Tuesday afternoon, police said, adding to a   
   series of violent encounters in the nation’s busiest subway system this   
   holiday season.   
      
   The 45-year-old man was taken to a hospital in critical condition, and   
   police said they took a person of interest into custody shortly after they   
   arrived around 1:30 p.m. Authorities did not release the names of that   
   person or the man who was injured.   
      
   The incident happened at a station under Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood,   
   a little more than a mile (about 1.6 kilometers) from Tuesday night’s big   
   New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square.   
      
   The possibility of being pushed onto the tracks is a long-running   
   nightmare for many New Yorkers. While it occurs rarely compared to the   
   millions of rides each day, a push just this past March killed a person in   
   East Harlem.   
      
   Such attacks have happened elsewhere as well: A woman died after being   
   shoved into a San Francisco commuter train this summer.   
      
   In New York, personal safety in the subway is generally comparable to   
   safety in the city as a whole. But life-threatening crimes such as   
   stabbings and shoves spread alarm about the trains, which carried more   
   than 1 billion riders in 2024.   
      
   Police figures show major crimes on subways were down through November   
   compared with the same period last year, but killings rose from five to   
   nine.   
      
   That was before a woman — identified Tuesday as Debrina Kawam, 57 — was   
   set ablaze while asleep on a train in Brooklyn on Dec. 22. She died, and a   
   man has been charged with murder and arson in her death.   
      
   Two days later a man slashed two people with a knife in Manhattan’s Grand   
   Central subway station on Christmas Eve, police said. The victims survived   
   their wrist and neck wounds, and the man was arrested on assault and other   
   charges, authorities said.   
      
   “Crime is not surging in the subway system,” Mayor Eric Adams said at a   
   wide-ranging news conference Tuesday morning, before the shove at the 18th   
   Street station on the No. 1 subway line. “You know, we have some high   
   profile incidents, and we’re really disturbed about it.”   
      
   But he said subway crime overall is low.   
      
   https://apnews.com/article/new-york-subway-man-shoved-onto-tracks-   
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