New York's Times Square commemorates a 40-year-old Chinese woman who was pushed off the tracks by a homeless man on the New York subway a few days ago. Michelle Wu vigil. Last Saturday (January 15) victim m

New York's Times Square commemorates a 40-year-old Chinese woman who was pushed off the tracks by a homeless man on the New York subway a few days ago. Michelle Wu vigil.

Last Saturday (January 15), victim Michelle Wu was waiting for a train to arrive on the subway when Simon Martial, 61, a homeless psychopath, was pushed off the tracks for no reason and died. After Simon Martial was arrested, he publicly professed to be God and was allowed to do so. Police said it was a random incident.

Crime rates remain high, subways are full of homeless people, and the number of felony attacks has also increased by 7.7 percent according to NYPD crime statistics, and overall, crime rates have increased by 35 percent compared to the same period in 2021.

Michelle Wu has been doing everything in her power to help the vulnerable, including the homeless, for ten years. And now, such a "man who holds a salary for everyone, but he froze to death in the snow and wind." "We don't know if Wu's death will give a wake-up call to those in power, the only thing we do is that if nothing is done, such tragedies will only happen again."