A subway operator discovered a severed human leg on the tracks in the Bronx, New York City police said.
Police said the foot was discovered around 1 p.m. Saturday on the northbound Subway Line 4 between 170th and 167th Streets in the Mt. Eden neighborhood.
“The leg was removed and the investigation continues,” it said. statement From the NYPD.
Investigators are looking into who the foot belonged to and how it ended up on the tracks. The foot was turned over to the city medical examiner as part of the investigation.
police Said It is not yet known whether it is a woman’s or a man’s.
source of information told WPIX-TV The legs were discovered by an MTA employee who was cleaning the elevated tracks when he saw them. They stopped the train before it hit their foot.
His legs were found in the open, with nothing wrapped around them. according to To the police. There were no footprints in the snow that could lead to his legs.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said service was temporarily suspended due to the discovery.
National transportation officials in San Francisco warned of the dangers of “surfing” on moving trains. Last month, two teenagers fell to their deaths while attempting to “surf BART” on a moving train as part of a social media challenge.
“No one who works in transit wants to be involved in that. You don’t want to call your loved one or your family and tell them your body is dismembered in 15 different pieces on the tracks. No one wants this,” one transit worker said on Reddit. The dead.
“Train drivers should not suffer the consequences of someone’s stupidity and the subsequent guilt,” he added.
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