The MTA’s plan to install surveillance cameras in every subway car is on schedule, but most cars — including the F train car Jordan Neely was riding in when a fellow passenger placed him in a deadly chokehold — still do not have the devices.
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.The MTA’s plan to install surveillance cameras in every subway car is on schedule, but most cars — including the F train car Jordan Neely was riding in when a fellow passenger placed him in a deadly chokehold — still do not have the devices, according to the MTA and others familiar with the project.as part of Gov.
The number of trains that currently have cameras was not immediately clear, pending a report from the MTA.
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