A 16-year-old teen has been taken to the hospital for evaluation after she got onto the train tracks and walked between boroughs. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
Subway service has resumed along the F line following a teen's risky trek walking the track between Manhattan and Queens.
Police say the 16-year-old girl spent nearly two hours on the tracks as she walked the tunnels between the two boroughs.
Her journey started at E. 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue around 1:45 p.m. when she descended onto the tracks and started walking. Police initially thought that someone had fallen on the tracks by accident.
The MTA suspended F train service between the Upper East Side station and Queensbridge for several hours Friday.
Officers were eventually able to pull the 16-year-old from the tracks at 41st Avenue and 21st Street. She appeared uninjured but was taken by officials to a nearby hospital for evaluation.
Regular F train service has resumed.
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