My interview with a Woman punched in the face by stranger on subway.

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

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4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2019

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Christy Miller was randomly punched in the face by a guy on the R train. She is my guest.

A man attacked by a stiletto heal for preaching on train.

82-yr-old power lifter, fights off home invader.

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0:00.0	From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:04.4	Well, an 82-year-old female powerlifter.
0:08.6	She, well, turned the tables on an intruder.
0:11.6	She used various household items, including a table, shampoo, a broom, all of them to take down a guy who broke into her home in Rochester, New York.
0:21.4	Well, that's way upstate.
0:22.3	We're talking about it anyway.
0:23.8	He picked the wrong house to break into, obviously.
0:26.2	That's what Willie Murphy told the local news station.
0:29.5	W.H.A.M. Ham.
0:32.1	television.
0:33.2	Murphy was getting ready for just to go to bed.
0:36.0	11 p.m. Thursday.
0:37.3	A man started pounding on her door saying I'm sick. I'm sick.
0:41.0	Boy, oh boy.
0:42.3	Christy Miller's joining me now. Hey, Christy.
0:44.3	Hey, Pat.
0:45.1	Now, if somebody's banging on your door, I don't care what town you're in.
0:49.8	You don't answer the door.
0:51.6	No, you don't. You're banging on the door. I'm sick.
0:54.6	Let me in.
0:55.5	And obviously, yeah.
0:56.4	Who were you?
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