Man jumps in front of C train at Penn Station (34th) but survives without any injuries

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Train ‘runover’ survivor
By KAYLEE OSOWSKI and REBECCA HARSHBARGER
Last Updated: 8:09 AM, December 30, 2012
Posted: 12:45 AM, December 30, 2012
A man jumped in front of an oncoming uptown C local at Penn Station yesterday — but survived without a scratch by lying flat between the tracks as the train screeched to a halt over him, witnesses said.

It took emergency personnel and firefighters 20 minutes to pull the unidentified man from beneath the train — which missed him entirely as it pulled in at 2:45 p.m., according to several accounts.

Once back on the platform, police took the man — described as black, tall and in his late 20s or early 30s — to St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital for evaluation.
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I guess he was practicing >D
 
so instead of catching the train, he wanted the train to catch him..
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Here in OC, there's been like 5-6 suicides via stepping in front of trains in the last 2 months.

:smh:
 
people like this should be shot immediately after surviving their suicide attempts. no "saving" them. you want to kill yourself? eat a bottle of aspirin, don't make my commute longer.

wasting my tax dollars as well as yours.
 
GottaBeEm21 said:
people like this should be shot immediately after surviving their suicide attempts. no "saving" them. you want to kill yourself? eat a bottle of aspirin, don't make my commute longer.

wasting my tax dollars as well as yours.
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Who blew your whistle?
 
GottaBeEm21 said:
people like this should be shot immediately after surviving their suicide attempts. no "saving" them. you want to kill yourself? eat a bottle of aspirin, don't make my commute longer.

wasting my tax dollars as well as yours.
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Somebodies jimmies have been rustled. 
 
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