Police arrest man who allegedly threw urine on MTA workers

NEW YORK (FOX 5 NY) - Police have arrested man who they saw threw urine on a subway conductor and a bus driver in the Bronx.

Brandon Jobson, 22, of Brooklyn, allegedly approached a 43-year-old on-duty conductor inside of the Brook Avenue 6 train station at roughly 10:30 p.m. and doused her with urine he had in a container before fleeing to the street. The victim was treated and released from Westchester Square Hospital. 

A little under an hour later, Jobson allegedly threw urine on a 43-year-old on-duty MTA Bus Operator while she was driving a northbound Bx2 bus before fleeing. The victim was treated and released from Lincoln Hospital. 

Jobson has been charged with two counts of assault.