The NYPD has arrested a 17-year-old boy for 'subway surfing', just days after a 15-year-old boy was killed while attempting a similar stunt, police said.
"It's really a question of will and intention, and a sense of doing the right thing."MTA chairman Janno Lieber told WNYC Radio Wednesday morning that, "It's really a question of will and intention, and a sense of doing the right thing. I'm not interested in having a constitutional law debate. I am interested in protecting New York City kids who, for whatever reason, are encouraged, incentivized to do crazy stuff.
A teenager lost an arm in an incident in a New York City subway station. A source told FOX 5 NY that the teen was trying to subway surf.that "the broad immunity that Section 230 provides social platforms has been something that both conservatives, liberals, everybody in between has had a gripe with."RELATED:Professor Brown adds that, "Congress is the place that should address this, though, especially with all of the advancements in AI and how this field is really changing.
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