A 13-year-old girl was one of two teens found dead on top of a Brooklyn train overnight in what investigators believe may have been a fatal subway surfing incident, police sources said Saturday.
Cops were called at 3:10 a.m. to the Marcy Avenue-Broadway subway station in Williamsburg, where they found the girls unconscious and unresponsive on the Brooklyn-bound J train, the sources said.
The victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The second victim is believed to be between 13- and 18-years-old, sources said.
Officers were seen speaking to three teen boys inside the station, then driving two of the boys away in a cruiser.
No arrests have been made and no criminality is suspected, police said.
Cops and firemen were also seen carrying a plastic bag and skateboard out of the station. It’s unclear if the items belonged to the victims, who have yet to be publicly identified.
A witness at the scene told The Post the girls had been subway surfing – an illegal stunt that’s left several teen daredevils dead or seriously injured in the Big Apple in recent years.
On July 4, a 15-year-old boy was killed when he plunged off a southbound 7 train around 2:45 a.m. as it pulled into the Queensborough Plaza station in Queens.
As early as 2024, MTA officials pleaded with parents to ensure their kids wouldn’t be drawn into the reckless trend.
The NYPD began using drones in November 2023 to combat the issue and as of July, had busted 200 subway surfers.
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