Elderly man, 74, pushed onto NYC subway tracks in unprovoked attack: Police
An elderly man was shoved onto the New York City subway tracks in an unprovoked attack, police said. A 74-year-old man returning home from work on Manhattan's Upper East Side early Tuesday was randomly shoved onto the subway tracks by an apparent neighborhood homeless man muttering to himself, according to police. The victim, who works at a parking garage on Fifth Avenue, was accused by the victim of staring at him before he was shoved onto the tracks while waiting for the 6 train by a disheveled man in a dirty tee-shirt who may be suffering from mental health issues, police said. The victim's injuries seemed to be minor at first, but doctors later determined he has multiple rib and pelvic injuries as well as a spine fracture, according to the NYPD. His back and neck landed on the tracks, police added. In this undated file photo, a 6 train pulls into the 68th street subway station in New York. STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images MORE: El Chapo's wife set to be released from halfwa...