Sip, munch and be merry: Here are 5 fantastically royal family activities for the Coronation weekend, from country walks to refreshing afternoon tea Meg Ryan, 61, looks unrecognisable as she makes first public outing in six months to support pal Michael J. Paul O'Grady's 'last bit of filming' before his death at the age of 67 is revealed to be for an iconic BBC show that he 'wasn't a fan' ofĭevon Windsor welcomes her baby! The Victoria's Secret vet announces arrival of second daughter Celine Blue with husband Johnny Barbara Neely was homeless and had mental health issues, according to the Post. Police have chosen not to identify the 24-year-old man, who was released without charges Tuesday. One of the people holding the man's arms down replied 'It's alright, he's not squeezing him now.' People could be heard calling for the police on the Subway platform throughout the fight, and then finally the 30-year-old went still on the ground.Īt that point an onlooker could be heard asking whether the man was breathing, saying 'You don't want to kill him now.' When an EMS team boarded the train, which remained at the platform, they were unable to revive him.įootage from the altercation showed the 24-year-old grappling with the 30-year-old on the floor of the car, while others restrained the man's arms and legs as he tried to free himself. The Marine then intervened by putting the other man in a headlock until he was unconscious, police said. He started screaming all these things, took off his jacket, a black jacket that he had, and threw it on the ground.' 'He said he had no food, he had no drink, that he was tired and doesn't care if he goes to jail. 'He started screaming in an aggressive manner,' witness Juan Alberto Vazquez told The Post. The 30-year-old entered the northbound train and reportedly started yelling and throwing garbage at other commuters, prompting an argument with the former Marine, who NY Daily News reported was from Queens. The incident happened just before 2:30pm on the northbound F train platform at Broadway-Lafayette station in downtown Manhattan. A 24-year-old former Marine who put in a headlock an erratic New York City subway passenger that later died will not be charged, according to police

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