The victim’s identity has been withheld pending family notification.
Multiple young teens were severely injured or killed while subway surfing last year as incidents of the dangerous behavior skyrocketed — due in part to social media, officials said over the summer.for a total of 449 instances compared to 68 during the same period in 2021, according to MTA data.In June, NYPD Transit Chief Jason Wilcox called subway surfing “incredibly dangerous” and noted that most incidents involved young people.
“There [is] nothing fun or funny about this type of activity and we will continue to work towards deterring it,” he said at the time.Most recently, another 15-year-old boyIn August, a third 15-year-old boy a northbound R train at the 74th Street/Roosevelt Avenue station in Jackson Heights while trying to climb on top of the car to subway surf. His arm severed from the elbow down and first responders found the detached arm underneath the train.when he whacked his head while riding on the roof of a 7 train in Queens. He was found unconscious still atop the train car and was rushed to an area hospital in critical condition.near the Essex Street and Williamsburg Bridge station.
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