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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Career criminal accused of shoving off-duty NYPD cop onto NYC subway tracks was recently cut loose after other assault
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Career criminal accused of shoving off-duty NYPD cop onto NYC subway tracks was recently cut loose after other assault

Last updated: September 24, 2025 12:58 pm
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In a shocking incident late Tuesday in Manhattan, a homeless man allegedly pushed an off-duty NYPD officer onto subway tracks, marking a troubling continuation of violent behavior linked to the suspect, identified as Aaron Walker, 28. Law enforcement officials report that Walker, who has a long history of arrests, had only just been released from supervision after a previous assault on the subway.

Walker, who boasts an extensive criminal record with 18 prior arrests, was reportedly free for merely two days before this latest incident. The attack occurred at approximately 7:30 PM at the L train’s Third Avenue station in East Village, resulting in the 24-year-old officer being hospitalized.

After a swift police response, Walker was apprehended and now faces severe charges, including attempted murder. The incident revives public concern about safety measures within the city’s transportation system, especially for those employed in law enforcement.

NY Governor Kathy Hochul announces National Guard deployment in the NYC transit system
Aaron Walker, 28, faces serious charges after the assault on a police officer. Matthew McDermott

Walker’s arrest is especially alarming given his recent legal troubles. Just the previous weekend, he was charged for smoking on a train and was subsequently identified as a suspect in another unprovoked assault that occurred earlier this month. In that incident, Walker allegedly attacked a 22-year-old passenger on a C train without provocation, leaving the victim hospitalized.

Subway train arriving in NYC station
Walker was released two days before pushing the officer, reinforcing public safety concerns. Alessandro Persiani – stock.adobe.com

Walker’s legal troubles span a series of thefts, including charges of stealing clothing and household items from department stores, as well as repeated incidents of allegedly shoplifting vinyl records. Each of these incidents resulted in supervised releases due to the nature of the charges being non-bailable misdemeanors, raising questions about the effectiveness of the current criminal justice policies regarding repeat offenders.

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Moreover, both the Brooklyn and Manhattan district attorneys highlighted that Walker was in violation of a previously issued trespass notice which prohibited him from entering certain commercial establishments, particularly Barnes & Noble stores where he had previously faced legal action for theft.

Witnesses recall the harrowing details of the subway incident where, after assaulting the officer, Walker attempted to flee onto the northbound tracks. The officer was reportedly returning home after working security detail for the United Nations General Assembly.

The attack involved multiple layers of chaos—Walker punched the officer from behind, threw him onto the tracks, and subsequently fell onto the tracks himself during the ensuing scuffle. After regaining their footing, both men continued fighting until other officers arrived, leading to Walker’s apprehension on a train shortly thereafter.

This incident has triggered renewed discussions about subway safety and the role of law enforcement in preventing such violent outbursts. As Walker awaits arraignment, facing charges including attempted murder, attempted assault, and more, city officials and community members are left grappling with the realities of crime and safety in public transit.

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