Two teenagers were stabbed in a cruel early Friday field in a Bronx Subway Station Cops.
A group of young people fought around 12:25 pm on the Train Platform of Southbound No. 6 on Castle Hill Avenue once a 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the right knee, the police said.
A 19-year-old man was once taken into the left arm and once in the right leg, and he was also hit with a bottle during the skirmish, said authorities and sources.
Both victims were taken to the Jacobi Medical Center, where they were mentioned in a stable state.
Three teenagers fled the stage – a boy who wore a Nike Hoodie and a blue surgical mask, and two girls, one who wears completely black and one who wore all the gray sources.
The violent crime came hours after city officials revealed that metrocrime has fallen under pre-Pandemic levels-a milestone that NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch has credited to an increase in the police in the system.
Tisch, during a press conference with mayor Eric Adams, said that major violations in general in the subways have fallen by 18% at the second lowest level in 27 years.
