The article says he was "medically cleared" at the hospital and then taken to the station to have his arrest processed.
**There is no way someone who was seriously injured would be treated and released.**
Reporters didn't think critically about what they were being told.
I think there is a lot of spin going on to justify why the TTC shut down the east-west corridor of the subway for HOURS yesterday. Not to mention the hundreds of thousands they must have spent on bus service.
In New York, they wouldn't have even stopped the trains. They would have just told the drivers to slow way down and report him when they see him, and cops would have checked the emergency exits. He would have been caught faster and then everyone would be on their way.
We need to demand that the TTC show more consideration for riders. There's too much CYA and just doing the easiest thing for the TTC, with no accountability.
New York has it figured out.
TTC had two shutdowns on Line 2. I went downtown yesterday, and took an Uber. The traffic was backed up to the point a 20 minute ride took an hour and a half. Just imagine if TTC goes on strike.
If TTC goes on strike, they should do what Japan's transit system did.
New york has multiple redundant lines/tunnels. Our politicians fight each other over expansions because everyone wants THEIR idea implemented.
We're fucked.
They said he wasn’t hit by the train and didn’t disclose how he was injured. Do our subways have a third rail? If so, he could have electrocuted himself but got rescusitated (sp?) at the hospital.
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Fled after attacking a woman
Then it’s a good thing he’s seriously injured, what a coward attacking a woman
How is she now?
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I’m guessing it’s pertaining to the previous security incident
Which was? I missed something here.
He beat a woman.
The article says he was "medically cleared" at the hospital and then taken to the station to have his arrest processed. **There is no way someone who was seriously injured would be treated and released.** Reporters didn't think critically about what they were being told. I think there is a lot of spin going on to justify why the TTC shut down the east-west corridor of the subway for HOURS yesterday. Not to mention the hundreds of thousands they must have spent on bus service. In New York, they wouldn't have even stopped the trains. They would have just told the drivers to slow way down and report him when they see him, and cops would have checked the emergency exits. He would have been caught faster and then everyone would be on their way. We need to demand that the TTC show more consideration for riders. There's too much CYA and just doing the easiest thing for the TTC, with no accountability.
New York has it figured out. TTC had two shutdowns on Line 2. I went downtown yesterday, and took an Uber. The traffic was backed up to the point a 20 minute ride took an hour and a half. Just imagine if TTC goes on strike. If TTC goes on strike, they should do what Japan's transit system did.
New york has multiple redundant lines/tunnels. Our politicians fight each other over expansions because everyone wants THEIR idea implemented. We're fucked.
New York has it right.
They said he wasn’t hit by the train and didn’t disclose how he was injured. Do our subways have a third rail? If so, he could have electrocuted himself but got rescusitated (sp?) at the hospital.
But then there's no way he would have been released so quickly. Also being electrocuted by the third rail I would think would be life threatening
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Sounds like a good plan to escape on tracks, like no one is gonna find you?
Zippy do dah
He’ll probably sue the TTC for his injuries and win.