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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Repeat Offender

As a high school student coming from suburbs riding to school into Manhattan fifteen years ago it was a shock to see a grotesque looking man performing this action [masturbating] "in front of me". It was then again years later commuting to Manhattan to work and seeing another disgusting grin faced gray haired man coming into my train car sitting on the other end of the train and committing the same act. In fear I slowly moved head away and tried to remain my composure . Later that afternoon I tried to report the incidence to a train conductor but since it was late in the day too late for anything to be done... back then cell phones didn't have that camera feature that could allow you take the pictures and report them, something I could have really used...

Submitted by Jacqueline