NYC men fall onto subway tracks after starting knifepoint fight
NYC authorities said the victim was slashed in the finger, head, ear and chest
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Two men in New York City fell onto subway tracks in Brooklyn after getting into a knife point fight on May 4.
Police say the fight happened around 9:45 p.m. on May 4 at the Broadway Junction station, according to FOX 5.
Video released by police show a 52-year-old man walking past another man wearing a black Nike hoodie. He appeared to step on a piece of his belongings, triggering a reaction.
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Two men in New York City fell onto Subway tracks in Brooklyn after getting into a knifepoint fight on May 4. (New York Police Department)
According to the report, an argument took place before the man in the hoodie pulled out a knife and chased the victim before both of them fell onto the train tracks.
The victim suffered injuries as a result of the incident and was slashed in the finger, head, ear, and chest, according to police, and sought medical attention.
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Two men in New York City fell onto Subway tracks in Brooklyn after getting into a knifepoint fight on May 4. (New York Police Department)
The men were able to exit the tracks before a train came through the station, according to the report.
People with information about this incident are asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).