News Man yells racial slurs, spits on woman on subway in midtown, NYPD says The incident happened on a 1 train as it arrived at the 42nd Street station, police said. A man spit in a woman's face after yelling racial slurs on Nov. 30, police said. The NYPD released a sketch of the suspect, above. Photo Credit: NYPD By Nicole Brown nicole.brown@amny.com @ncb417 Updated December 7, 2018 10:09 AM Print Share fbShare Tweet gShare Email Police are looking for a man who yelled racial slurs at a woman and spit in her face on a train in midtown last month. The man yelled the slurs and anti-black statements at the 33-year-old woman on a southbound 1 train as it arrived at the 42nd Street station at about 9:25 a.m. on Nov. 30, the NYPD said. He then spit in her face and got off the train, fleeing in an unknown direction, police said. The NYPD released a sketch of the suspect Thursday night. Earlier this week, elected officials called for a new mayoral office dedicated to fighting hate crimes. There have been a number of recent incidents, including a man punching and stabbing a woman allegedly because of her race at a Brooklyn train station, and a man punching an Orthodox Jewish man in Brooklyn. By Nicole Brown nicole.brown@amny.com @ncb417 Nicole Brown is the Internet News Manager at amNY.com, covering local news since 2016. She has written for MSNBC.com and was editor-in-chief of NYU’s Washington Square News. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More on this topic Mayoral office would focus on stopping hate crimesA recent rash of hateful attacks reinforces the need for the new office, says bill sponsor Mark Levine. $10G raised for Brooklyn hate crime victim's medical billsAnn Marie Washington racked up hefty medical bills, her children said. Arrest made in attack on Orthodox man in Brooklyn: CopsEnrique Gerena, of Brooklyn, was charged with assault as a hate crime, police said. Comments Comments section is temporarily on hold. Here’s why.
