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Fellow riders told the New York Post that Jose Gomez, 29, and Beatriz Briceno, 19, were traveling together near 36th Avenue in Astoria, Queens, when Briceno jumped onto the elevated tracks to get back her jacket. Gomez went after the teen and a northbound N train struck the pair, pinning them to the tracks beneath the third car.
"There was blood dripping all over and a lot of frantic movement underneath the train as firefighters tried to get them out," witness Bruce Williams told the Post.
Officials pronounced Gomez dead at the hospital Friday night. Briceno remains in serious, but stable, condition.
Family members of Briceno said she had moved to the city a year ago and was working in a coffee shop and living with her cousin.
Gomez's sister described her sibling as "the best, very friendly, he always wanted to help."
For more story, visit the New York Post.
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