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- An NYPD officer responding to an assault at an Upper East Side subway station was hit by a train Friday night, according to police
- Around 9 p.m., cops went to check on a reported assault at the East 86th Street subway station on the 4, 5, 6 lines
- The officers attempted to grab one of the suspects, when one of them was clipped on the head by a southbound 6 train
An NYPD officer responding to an assault at an Upper East Side subway station was hit by a train Friday night, according to police.
Around 9 p.m., cops went to check on a reported assault at the East 86th Street subway station on the 4, 5, 6 lines. The officers attempted to grab one of the suspects, when one of them was clipped on the head by a southbound 6 train.
The injured cop was brought to Cornell Medical Center, and is in serious bu stable condition.
There was no word on the suspects in the alleged assault. A police investigation is ongoing.