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New York man killed after bag caught in subway train doors, police say

One day3 outlets reported this in 3 reports over 1 day
All 3 reports on Tue, 29 September 2026

What it is about

ManNew YorkUtica Avenue stationBrooklynBedford-Stuyvesant neighborhoodAdu BoaheneBedford, New York, United StatesEast Flatbush, New York, United StatesBrooklyn, New York, United StatesUtica, New York, United StatesManhattan, New York, United StatesYaw BoaheneBrooklyn subway station

Who published it, and when

original reportfirst to report
The Guardian World1 original report
South China Morning Post1 original report
29 Sept, 16:20over 6 hours29 Sept, 21:59

1 report left out of the cascade - too little in common with the story to place

How it spread - 3 original reports

  1. Tue, 29 September 2026

    3 reports
    • The Guardian World16:20first to report

      Man, 57, was reportedly leaving A train at Utica Avenue station when stuck bag dragged him back and on to tracks A man in Brooklyn, New York , died after his bag got caught between the doors of a subway train which then dragged him down. On Monday, a man was leaving a Manhattan-bound A train at the Utica Avenue station in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood when his shopping bag became caught between the subway’s doors. Continue reading...

    • greeleytribune.com21:47

      Yaw Adu Boahene, 66, walking unsteadily with a cane, was getting off an A train at the Utica Ave. station in Bedford-Stuyvesant when killed.

    • South China Morning Post21:59

      A man was dragged to death by a New York subway train when a bag he was carrying got stuck in the door during the Monday evening rush hour commute, police said. Yaw Boahene, 57, was exiting the train at a Brooklyn subway station at around 6pm when his bag, which police described as a shopping bag, snagged in the closing train doors. The Brooklyn resident was pulled onto the tracks and run over by the train as it left the station, police said in a statement. Officers arrived to find Boahene...

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