I'm sorry but I thought the subways were a transportation system not a homeless shelter. Get them the help needed, not just letting them decline riding the subway.
As Homeless Take Refuge in Subway, More Officers Are Sent to Help- via @nytimes.
““They are not there to coerce. They know their mission is not to empty the cars, but to save lives.” 
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Very good point.
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Its sad how many homeless we have in this country most are mentally disabled which that is what people fear from them so it's understandable why officers do what they do
I never forget we all could be in that position 
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Something my lungs if I talk I then can't breath they kept doing it then would stop if I shut up to let me know they doing it to me I ask the eagle other coaches and govt please check my family out something wrong I can hear more then one govt Kim China and here and the lady
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Anyone ride the E train after 1 am about 50% of riders are homeless and sleeping across seats. By rush hour it's about 25 %
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