Eric Adams calls 911 on men fighting during subway ride to first day as mayor

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New York Mayor Eric Adams called the police when he witnessed three men brawling during his commute to his first day on the job.

While waiting for the subway to city hall and talking to reporters Saturday morning, Adams saw three men fighting near the station and called 911 to report an “assault in progress.” By the time police cars arrived, two of the men had left the scene and the officers stayed in the car to talk to the remaining offender, according to NBC 4.

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