Police say an off-duty MTA worker had some kind of substance thrown in his face during an argument at a station in Queens.
- Police say an off-duty MTA worker had some kind of substance thrown in his face at a subway station in Queens. Police said the 36-year-old worker got into an argument with a woman, who threw the substance in his face, causing burning and irritation.
The suspect took off, and the worker was taken to Forest Hills Hospital to be treated for minor injuries. 1-800-577-TIPS
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