[Update: I just got word minutes ago that all three suspects have been identified and arrests are imminent.]
[ Update: Conductor Bobby was on the train at the time and files this report on Derailed (scroll down a little to '11/16'). ]
MTA has released surveillance photos of the three women wanted for questioning in the Monday [...]

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As my wife is 8 months pregnant with our first child and rides the Metro-North New Haven Line every day, this article in the New York Times City Room was relevant to me personally, and I wanted to repost it as a service to the moms out there. That, and my mom grew up in Park [...]

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I urge you to go over and take a peek at Bobby’s Conductor Log for yesterday.
It is a great peek into a conductor’s daily life – I would gladly read a log like this daily.

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There is a new game in town, and I’m going to predict this now: someone is definitely going to get killed doing this. Kids are jumping from one train platform to the other at single-track stations. Its insane.
Obviously one could easily break a leg, get electrocuted, killed by a passing train – or all three [...]

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60-year-old ex-cop John Clifford has been arrested EIGHT times on the Long Island Railroad for harassing other passengers. Just recently, he was let off again, acting as his own lawyer in successfully being cleared of two misdemeanor offenses.
Whats more, in 1994 he was arrested for (admittedly) striking a fellow female passenger in the head – [...]

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A woman changes her clothes on an Asian subway (and shaves her legs).
We could all learn some lessons in multitasking from this power commuter.
Not really all that sfw, much like the pole dancing video I shamelessly posted last month.

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Now, I don’t admit to knowing much about drug enforcement, but today Greenwich Time posted a story today titled ‘Cops make marijuana bust’, reporting that 3 town men were arrested by Greenwich narcotics officers following a Tuesday night stakeout.

Whats funny is that when I read the details of the story:

The ‘three town men’ were teenagers [...]

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