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| The NYPD made an arrest in the assault on an MTA train conductor after releasing this surveillance video. -Photo by NYPD |
By Dan Gesslein
Bronx Voice
November 10, 2023
BRONX - An MTA train conductor was punched in the face as his train pulled out of a Bronx subway station. The NYPD announced an arrest in the assault.
Police arrested 30-year-old Kevin Douglas in the assault on an MTA employee. Douglas was charged with two counts of assault.
At around 10:30 pm on November 2, a 32-year-old train conductor was working at the East 138th Street subway station. Cops said as the Number 6 train was pulling out of the station, the conductor was at his post looking out the window of the car checking the train.
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As the train moved on, a man standing on the platform punched the conductor in the face without warning.
The attacker fled the station. However, an investigation led to surveillance video which led police to Douglas.
It is unclear the motive for the assault.
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