New York city subway crime has soared again, and police are investigating multiple attacks in recent days

According to the American Overseas Chinese Daily, the police are investigating multiple attacks on the New York City subway system.

According to ABC7, at around 1:50 a.m. on Tuesday, a man was sneaked by two other men while driving on the No. 6 subway car to Manhattan's Upper East Side. They slammed the victim's head against the car door or subway floor, knocking him unconscious. The victim was taken to New York Presbyterian Cornell Hospital, where he is in stable condition. The scene where two men who committed violence on the subway fled.

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A 23-year-old woman was molested and robbed at the Herald Square subway station at around 4 a.m. on Monday when the attacker stole her purse.

Just after midnight on Sunday, a man stabbed another man in the neck for no reason on a subway bound for the Bronx at Penn Station, and police wanted the suspect.

According to police, the suspect was 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighed 185 pounds.

The victim was Akeem Loney, 32, a local soccer star who happened to be homeless. He said he was sleeping when suddenly someone stabbed him in the neck.

The Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) insists that the current crime rate is the lowest in 25 years, but it has soared in recent months.

Talea Wufka of Passengers United points out that we need to take some action because no one should die. New York City is the greatest city on earth, and we must restore it to its original state. (Original title: New York subway crime soars again, police are investigating a number of attacks in recent days)