MTA train conductor stabbed multiple times in Brooklyn subway: NYPD
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BROOKLYN - An on-duty MTA train conductor was stabbed multiple times Tuesday morning in Brooklyn, police said.
It happened at 10:49 a.m. at the Crown Heights-Utica Avenue Station.
Police said the male conductor was stabbed in the torso and leg.
The train conductor told the suspect to exit the train as it was the last stop, police said.
Police said he was taken to Kings County Hospital and is in stable condition.
A source tells FOX 5 a person of interest is in custody.
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