Exclusive: Williamsburg man says man attacked him with a hammer on F train
Noah Santos says he was sitting on the train when a random guy pulled a hammer out and started swinging it in his face, demanding money.
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1h agoA Williamsburg man says he was attacked by another man with a hammer on the F train last Tuesday.
Noah Santos, 34, says his only thought during the encounter was getting home safely to his four children.
Santos says he was sitting on the train when a random guy pulled a hammer out and started swinging it in his face, demanding money.
He then handed over $100.
The NYPD says the encounter happened near the 15th St.-Prospect Park train station at around 6:30 p.m.
Police have not found the suspect believed to be involved in the incident.
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