City officials warn about subway surfing dangers after 14-year-old injured in Park Slope
News 12's Faith Graham breaks down the efforts from officials to get the subway surfing frenzy under control in Brooklyn.
•
Mar 11, 2024, 10:10 AM
•
Updated 409 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:28
Police: 2 suspects wanted for assault at subway station in Clinton Hill
3h ago1:48
Brooklyn stays under Air Quality Alert with smoky skies, mild conditions
3h ago1:27
Road Trip: Liz's Book Bar - where books, wine and community meet
3h ago1:09
East End: Bonac Bees
3h ago1:43
Air quality alert issued for NYC as smoke from New Jersey wildfires reaches Brooklyn
3h ago1:25
Beloved nursery opens its doors again in Bed-Stuy
11h ago0:28
Police: 2 suspects wanted for assault at subway station in Clinton Hill
3h ago1:48
Brooklyn stays under Air Quality Alert with smoky skies, mild conditions
3h ago1:27
Road Trip: Liz's Book Bar - where books, wine and community meet
3h ago1:09
East End: Bonac Bees
3h ago1:43
Air quality alert issued for NYC as smoke from New Jersey wildfires reaches Brooklyn
3h ago1:25
Beloved nursery opens its doors again in Bed-Stuy
11h agoPolice say a 14-year-old boy is now recovering after he fell off a train while subway surfing in Park Slope over the weekend.
News 12's Faith Graham breaks down the efforts from officials to get the subway surfing frenzy under control in Brooklyn.
More from News 12
1:43
Air quality alert issued for NYC as smoke from New Jersey wildfires reaches Brooklyn
1:48
Brooklyn stays under Air Quality Alert with smoky skies, mild conditions
0:28
Police: 2 suspects wanted for assault at subway station in Clinton Hill
1:58
Las Vegas Sands will no longer pursue downstate gaming license for Nassau Coliseum development project
2:26
LI authorities ID 1997 'Peaches' homicide victim as Army veteran who was living in Brooklyn
1:25