Hidden Homicides

I am convinced that the New York Police Department, encouraged by the Metropolitan Transit Authority, routinely classifies all un-witnessed violent deaths on the subway tracks as "accident." They always rule out homicide. In my opinion in recent years hundreds of such homicides have been ignored by the NYPD. The mission of this site is to make the public aware of this duplicity and to encourage fundamental changes, including timely installation of thousands of surveillance cameras.

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Do It Yourself Surveillance Photo!

Straphanger Exposes Himself on Midtown R Train, Police Say

by Noah Horowitz

MIDTOWN EAST — Police are on the lookout for a man accused of indecent exposure and touching himself in front of straphangers on a Midtown R train. The victim, a 27-year-old woman, was on a southbound R train approaching the East 59th Street and Lexington Avenue station at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 9 when she noticed the man exposing and touching himself, police said. The woman managed to snap a photo of the man before leaving the train at the station, police said.

http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20151012/midtown-east/straphanger-exposes-himself-on-midtown-r-train-police-say

Ho-hum.

Just another criminal confident that the NYPD/MTA will continue to leave subway passengers unprotected by official surveillance cameras.

They have them at turnstiles to catch the criminals the MTA really worries about: fare beaters.

But this guy or the murderous thugs who prowl subways in the off hours have nothing to worry about.

Congratulations to the victim for taking the picture and good luck to any cops who might be looking for him.

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