US authorities suspected sexual violation of the corpse on NYC’s Manhattan Metro

American officials were in search of a suspect, who allegedly sexually violated a dead body in a train at Manhattan Subway Station, as mentioned in an internal police document.
According to a law enforcement source and internal documentation cited by NYT, the deceased person rode an R train around 8 pm (local time). The time and cause of the victim’s death was not clear as the investigation is on.
Around 11 o’clock, another person entered the same vehicle at the Whitehall Street-South Ferry station in the financial district, as reported by the officer.
In the next 45 minutes, the suspect discovered the deceased passenger and proceeded to search through his clothes before being attached to unfair acts with the body, according to the official NYT sources and documentation. The monitoring system within the train train recorded these works, confirming the officer. The culprit later left the train and according to the police, left the spot.
Subsequently, on Thursday, the police distributed the surveillance camera images of the suspect, who were playing a goat and carried a black bag. He wore a yellow hooded sweatshirt, black puffer jacket and a blue los angeles doors baseball cap. NYPD’s Crime Stopper Unit called a social media post for information. “Wanted-Sexual Kadai: 04/09/2025 On @NYPD1PCT/TD2, an unknown person had sexual contact with an unconscious and untouchable adult male, which is in a” R “train, which calls us for 800-577- Tips. NYPD It provides up to $ 3,500 for the leading anonymous tips for arrest and prosecution of violent goons.
The incident took place amid national discussions about the metro system of New York City, in which the Transport Secretary of Trump Administration cited it as an example of administrative shortcomings. The network has seen many notable random attacks, which have ignored the residents. An incident that was in the headlines was an incident in December last year in which a sleeping woman set the Ablass.
However, crime figures showed significant improvements in the first quarter of the year. Police officials recently announced at a press conference that major metro crimes, including robbery and serious attacks, declined by 18 percent from January 1 to March 31, reaching the second lowest level in about 30 years. He also noted the first murder-free period in seven years during this time limit.