Retired State Trooper Subdues Man With Knife On Metro-North Train

NORWALK, Conn. — A retired state trooper subdued a man with a knife on a Metro-North train on Friday afternoon who terrified train riders, according to the Connecticut Post.

Rowayton Train Station
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Daily Voice

06/05/2016 4:55 a.m.

A conductor warned passengers of a man acting strangely when he ripped off his shirt and sliced at his chest, the Post said.

The retired trooper, a part-time Prospect police officer, pulled out his handgun, and the man with the knife hit the floor of the train, the Post said.

The man was taken off the train at the Rowayton station, put on a gurney and placed in an ambulance, the Post said.

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