Conditions on this subway train are really going down the toilet. A man was spotted Tuesday night urinating on an F train passing through Brooklyn – while several straphangers didn’t even bat an ey…
Conditions on this subway train are really going down the toilet.
The man was caught on camera relieving himself on a car in plain view of about 10 people while lying horizontally on a bench seat in between the Jay Street-MetroTech and York Street subway stations at about 6:15 p.m., according to a witness. “The people on the sides, they paid no attention,” said Stefano Giovannini, a freelance Post photographer who witnessed the public urination. “Nobody said anything.”After going about his business, the man zipped back up and went back to sleep.
The grotesque display came less than a month after Mayor Eric Adams kicked off a plan to clean up the city’s subway system.
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