Train pushing | Attack on student | Homeless man | Black attacker | White victim | multiple arrests | drug charges
September 19, 2013 Jered Harvey, a 135-pound economics student at PACE Brooklyn called out to Rayfield Grant punching a woman on the subway platform at 10 p.m. Grant punched the teen in the face, then grabbed the teen by the neck and pushed him to the tracks. He was able to get off the tracks despite a woman on a bench who refused to help. Grant, 29, is homeless and has a history of drug-related arrests was arrested and charges with second-degree attempted murder and first-degree attempted assault.
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Sep 20, 2013 · College Student Risks His Life To Stop Crime At Fulton StreetSubway Stop Jered Harvey, 19, Was Pushed To The Tracks But …- ...
A man who came to the rescue of a woman being attacked on a subwayplatform suddenly became a victim himself.- A good Samaritan tried to save a woman who was being attacked on a subway platform this week—and he was subsequently shoved onto the subway tracks by the attacker.
(White) Subway Samaritan OK after track-shove
A gutsy student tried to save a woman from a crazed homeless person and was shoved onto the subway tracks for his effort, police said Friday. Pace University student Jered Harvey, 19, of the Upper West Side escaped virtually unscathed after his brush with death at the Fulton Street station in the Financial District. Harvey, whose stepdad is pro poker ace Olivier Busquet, intervened just before midnight Thursday on the uptown 2/3 platform. “I could smell the alcohol on him,” Harvey said. “When a drunk man is beating a woman and you try and stop him, of course he’s gonna swing at you.” Drifter Rayfield Grant, 29, socked the teen in the face and threw him onto the tracks before he was restrained by firefighters who happened to be nearby, cops said
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