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Subway shoving, flamethrowers, shootings in NYC blamed on 'perfect storm' of police reform, pandemic

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From subway attacks to shootings, violent crime is surging in New York City -- a startling reversal after years of record declines.

On Thursday, a 40-year-old woman was shoved onto the subway tracks in Manhattan's Union Square station just before a train pulled in.

She fell between the rails and a row bed, police said, escaping with minor injuries. A suspect was immediately arrested. Hours earlier on Wednesday night, a man was shoved onto the tracks of the 42nd Street-Bryant Park station by a panhandler after refusing to give him money, authorities said.The victim was able to get back on the platform and wasn't seriously hurt.

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