New York Subway Attack Sleeping Woman Sets Fire Murder New York City – America was shaken by the incident.

Washington: New York was shaken by a very terrible accident. Here on the subway on Sunday, a woman sleeping inside a train was set on fire at the Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue station. The attack, which New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch called one of the most horrific crimes, took the life of the victim and left other passengers terrified. The accident occurred at 7:30 am. The train was standing at the station. A man then approached the victim, who was sitting peacefully at the end of the train compartment, and according to a New York Post report, the man used a lighter to set fire to the victim’s clothes. Tish said in the press conference: “The attacker very calmly approached the victim and set fire to her clothes, which began to burn completely within a few seconds.”

Patrol officers saw smoke and fire and found the woman burning. Although they extinguished the fire immediately, the woman died instantly. A terrifying video clip of this incident was spread on social media, in which the attacker was watching the woman burn.

The attacker came to America illegally

The attacker fled the scene. But due to citizen intelligence and vigilant officials, he was soon arrested. According to reports, he was arrested while traveling on another train and was wearing the gray jacket and pants he was wearing during the incident. “I want to thank the young people who called the police,” Tish said, praising the crowd. He saw something, said something, and did something.

The man was identified as a Guatemalan immigrant who entered the United States illegally through Arizona in 2018. Police confirmed that the attacker was not known to the victim and had no criminal record in New York City.

Elon Musk is angry about the incident

Tesla and X owner Elon Musk is outraged by this brutal attack. Expressing his dismay, he wrote: “I’ve had enough.” His statement relates directly to illegal immigrants. The woman’s body was removed from the train at about one o’clock in the afternoon. “It looks like all his clothes were burned,” one employee said. “It’s scary,” said Alex Gureev, another passenger. Everyone says the city is like the 70s again. Incidents of robbery, murder, quarrels and shooting are increasing here.