Man attacks Brooklyn bus route once again as cops hunt for perp
A crazed pedestrian shattered a bus driver’s front window in Brooklyn on Monday in the latest in a series of attacks on bus drivers.
The JFK-bound B15 bus was stopped at the intersection of Marcus Garvey Boulevard and Fulton Street around 1:45 p.m. when a pedestrian took out an aerosol spray can. When the driver hurriedly closed the window, the man smashed it, according to the New York Post. Last week, the B15 was targeted twice by a man who sprayed pepper spray inside the buses.
“We’re working closely with the police and are providing whatever assistance we can to catch this perpetrator and have him face the consequences of his actions,” Andy Byford, CEO of the New York City Transit Authority, told the Post.
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