Conductor on NYC subway that dragged man to death may have skipped safety check, source says - Gothamist

A New York subway conductor accused of dragging a man to his death may have failed to complete a required safety check before the incident, according to a source. Investigators are now examining whether procedural oversights contributed to the tragic event, which has raised serious concerns about train operations and worker safety. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading the probe amid growing questions about the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. Meanwhile, new details suggest the subway operator involved attempted to stop the train before the deadly confrontation occurred.

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