NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
NYPD Officers seen removing the victim from the tracks after he was fatally struck by a southbound C train in Manhattan. (BRYAN PACE/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
A straphanger was struck and killed by a Manhattan subway train after he fell between cars Friday night, police said.
The southbound C train had just left the 14th St. station when the man slipped and tumbled onto the tracks at 8:20 p.m., cops said.
The train jolted to a halt, leaving passengers stranded for more than two hours as medics rushed to save the man. He died at the scene.
“The train made a mechanical noise when the brakes went on. I thought we hit something metallic or we were derailed,” passenger J.W. Miller, 56, told the Daily News.
Medics rushed to save the man but died at the scene.(BRYAN PACE/FOR NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)
Commuters were eventually taken back to the 14th St. station by another train.
The man’s name was not immediately released.
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