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78 NYC SUBWAY CAR WINDOWS SMASHED OVERNIGHT, CAUSING CITY-WIDE DELAYS


“We will find you and we will prosecute you to the ends of the Earth,” New York
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Seventy-eight windows in 36 subway trains were broken in an overnight smashing
spree, causing service disruptions on the B, D, N, Q, R, and W lines because the
Metropolitan Transportation Authority didn’t have enough trains to run regular
morning rush hour service, New York City Transit president Richard Davey said
during a press conference.

“Pissed off? Can I say pissed off? I mean seriously,” Davey said. “I have train
crews sitting in that break room right now who don’t have W trains to run and
they want to be out there.” He vowed that the NYPD will “find you and we will
prosecute you to the ends of the Earth.”

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MTA officials said they didn’t yet have any information to share on who the
suspects were, where they did it, or whether it was a group of individuals or
just one person. It is unclear if they smashed the windows while the trains were
in service or snuck into a train yard where trains are sometimes vandalized
particularly by graffiti artists. The windows were smashed from the inside.
Davey estimates the damage could cost more than $100,000 to repair.

Officials said they’re scouring security footage throughout the system. Most
stations have cameras, but they sometimes do not work, as New Yorkers found out
when a mass shooter on the subway was able to evade capture in part because the
cameras at the station weren’t working. Last year, the MTA got funding to
install two cameras in every subway car, but with 3,655 cars and an installation
rate of 200 per month, the MTA anticipates all cars won’t have cameras until
2025. 

Nevertheless, when New York Post reporter Nolan Hicks asked Davey “How do you
bust 36 trains and not get caught?” Davey adopted a defiant tone.

“You’re going to get caught,” he said. “Why they didn’t get caught during the
moment, I don’t know.”

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