What to Know
- A man who authorities say caused dozens of New York City subway delays by pulling emergency brakes has been arrested again
- Police say 23-year-old Isaiah Thompson was arrested Friday night for allegedly "surfing" on the outside of a train
- Police believe Thompson is responsible for dozens of similar brake-pulling stunts. He had been free on bond before his latest arrest
A man who authorities say caused dozens of New York City subway delays by pulling emergency brakes has been arrested again for allegedly "surfing" on the outside of a train.
Police say 23-year-old Isaiah Thompson was arrested Friday night on charges of reckless endangerment and trespassing.
He's accused of riding on the outside of a northbound 5 train in Manhattan on Wednesday.
Thompson was arrested in May after police said he was the man seen on a video pulling a train's emergency brake and fleeing.
Police believe Thompson is responsible for dozens of similar brake-pulling stunts that caused extensive delays. He had been free on bond before his latest arrest.
It's not clear if Thompson has a lawyer who can speak for him.
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