No injuries were reported in the Feb. 5 incident, police said.
New York City police said they are searching for a suspect in an incident involving a lit container at a subway station that occurred on Feb. 5, 2024.police said Wednesday they are seeking a suspect who allegedly threw a lit container at people in a subway station last month.
New York City police said they are searching for a suspect in an incident involving a lit container at a subway station that occurred on Feb. 5, 2024. " unidentified individual threw a lit container of flammable liquid at a group of people while they were standing on the southbound '1' train platform," the NYPD said. "The individual fled the location on foot to parts unknown."The NYPD released footage of the suspect at the station showing him holding two cans that were aflame while standing at the station's turnstile.
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