Officials say a New York City subway driver was killed and several other people were injured in a fire on a train that is being investigated as a crime. Police said fires were reported at three other stations nearby at the same time.
NEW YORK — A New York City subway driver was killed and several other people were injured early Friday in a fire on a train that is being investigated as a crime, officials said.“We are investigating it as a criminal matter,” Deputy Chief Brian McGee said, adding that no arrests have been made.
A train had just pulled into the 110th Street station in Harlem, near Central Park, around 3 a.m. when a transit worker saw smoke and fire in one of the cars, said McGee, who joined Feinberg at a news conference at the scene. Fires were also reported at around the same time at three nearby stations — 86th Street, 96th Street and 116th Street, McGee said.
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