(AP/CBS) LINDENHURST, N.Y. - A preliminary investigation into the
death of a woman who fell on an escalator at a Long Island Rail
Road station reveals that she died after her clothes got entangled
in the escalator's treads and she was asphyxiated. More here:
You mean nobody had a knife with which to cut her loose? That's mighty strange ... oh, wait.
Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public and Use of the Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations and Trains
1097.11 Firearms or other weapons
No person, except for those licensed to do so and in immediate possession
of such license, shall bring into or carry in a terminal, station or train
firearms or other weapons.
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She was asphyxiated? Really? Are they SURE? Asphyxiation results when there's insufficient oxygen in the air the victim is breathing. I suspect that she was actually strangulated which is the result of compression to the neck (in this case, by her clothing).
I love it when libs hurl around medical-sounding words and then defend themselves with "you know what I meant" when you double-check what they said.
I didn't know there was a difference until you said so. I'm probably too old to remember though.
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