A Manhattan grand jury indicted a man who allegedly punched an MTA worker in the face at a Midtown subway station last month, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Robert Ray, 33, was hit with second-degree assault charges for the unprovoked assault on an MTA station agent on Sept. 16 at the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street station in Midtown.
Prosecutors say the incident began at 6:05 a.m. on Sept. 16, when Ray allegedly started stalking the female station agent at the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street stop, serving the E and M lines, as she walked to the bathroom.
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