NYPD officers rescue man found lying unconscious on subway tracks in Manhattan

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Wednesday, December 28, 2022
Video captures officers rescuing man found lying on subway tracks
Two NYPD officers are being lauded for their quick action after rescuing a man found laying on subway tracks in Manhattan on Christmas Day.

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Two NYPD officers are being lauded for their quick action in rescuing a man found laying on the subway tracks on Christmas Day.

Police responded a 911 call of a person on the tracks at the Second Avenue subway station in Manhattan.

Upon arrival, NYPD Officer Marmolejos and Officer Mendez were directed to the southbound F track where they found a man lying face up.

Body camera video showed the officers assist the man off the train tracks and onto the subway platform.

The man was taken to Beth Israel Hospital in stable condition.

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