Get Tri-state area news and weather forecasts to your inbox. Police are still searching for two other suspects. He was allegedly part of the group that went after the 15-year-old victim at the 181st Street and Fort Washington Avenue station around 5:30 p.m. The 14-year-old suspect was charged Wednesday with aggravated harassment, assault and menacing, according to police. One of the people wanted in connection to a stomach-churning, racist slur-laden assault on a 15-year-old has been arrested and charged, police said, after the victim was yanked from a Manhattan subway train twice and pummeled relentlessly by a trio of attackers.
It's not clear what led up to the attack at the 181st Street station on Friday footage posted to social media shows a kid get yanked off a train twice and set upon by a group of three as onlookers cheer. The NYPD has arrested a 14-year-old in connection with the attack, and the department says it is looking for two other young people as well. Video showing an attack on a teenager in a Washington Heights subway station last week has gone viral for its apparent cruelty. Others were quick to point out the slime’s ectoplasm-like qualities. “Regardless, the city might want to look into this.”īut, she added, “I ain’t afraid of no ghosts.” “We’re either looking at a new generation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles or a ghost infestation in New York City,” said one straphanger, who gave her name as Emily. It looked as if Slimer himself had passed through a wall of the 7th Avenue station in Prospect Heights - where the mystery substance had pooled up near a ticket machine, according to a viral photo posted on Twitter. Video shows teen with autism dragged off train, beaten in disturbing attackĪn eerie “Ghostbusters”-style glowing green goo oozed into the entrance of a Brooklyn subway station Thursday night - startling straphangers who said it appeared downright supernatural. 
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