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45-YEAR-OLD MAN KILLED AFTER DISPUTE ON SUBWAY TRAIN IN BRONX

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Updated 2 minutes ago
Phil Taitt has the latest.
TREMONT, Bronx (WABC) -- A man was killed after a fight on a subway train in the
Bronx early Friday morning.

The 45-year-old was fatally injured on a southbound D train at the 182-183
Street station just before 5:30 a.m.

He was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

It appears the victim said something to a person who sat down too close to him.
The two started arguing and the 45-year-old was surrounded by two additional
passengers who were riding with the initial suspect.

The victim was fatally injured when the train reached the station.







The station remained closed into the morning while authorities conducted their
investigation.

Neighbors said they were shaken by the deadly incident.

"I know to avoid this station because it's typically a dangerous station, so I
typically take the station ahead or behind and travel from there, it's
terrible... the train is not safe," the neighbor named Cameron said.

No weapon was recovered and no arrests have been made.

The man's death comes on the heels of the transit system seeing an uptick with
overall crime up by 22.6%

Just a week and a half ago, a man was killed and five others were injured in a
shooting at the Mt. Eden station during rush hour.



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