Mom of late teen subway surfer Zackery Nazario calls for more action: ‘MTA is full of s–t’ (renting, lawsuit)

[ssalceraflew]

So if I run out in the middle of FDR drive and get hit by a car, is that NYC DOT's fault? The MTA has a lot of issues but preventing actions that border mental retardation shouldn't be on them.

The fed-up mom of a teenager who died “subway surfing” in February blasted the MTA as “full of s–t” Friday after another young boy lost his life performing the same dangerous stunt.

Norma Nazario, whose 15-year-old son Zackery died after he hit his head on top of a J train as it rolled across the Williamsburg Bridge, said the transportation agency has known about the tragedies for decades but has done nothing to stop them.

“The doors need to be locked, unless it’s an emergency — then they can open,” Nazario told The Post, adding that the MTA should also install cameras and sensors so it can detect people straying from the cabin.

“If they had done something 15 years ago … my son would still be here.

“The MTA is full of s–t,” the bereaved mother continued.

https://nypost.com/2023/06/23/mom-of...s-full-of-s-t/

[Goldmap]

Full of sh-t?

Try the 7 train in Queens. Holy disgusting.

[BugsyPal]

"Norma Nazario, whose 15-year-old son Zackery died after he hit his head on top of a J train as it rolled across the Williamsburg Bridge, said the transportation agency has known about the tragedies for decades but has done nothing to stop them.

“The doors need to be locked, unless it’s an emergency — then they can open,” Nazario told The Post, adding that the MTA should also install cameras and sensors so it can detect people straying from the cabin."

I got a better idea; how about Mrs. Nazario and rest of these parents teach their kids to stay the eff off top of trains.

Myself and hundreds of others who are bred, born and raised NY'ers have never felt need to ride on top of a train. Why? Because it was drummed into our heads that it was freaking dangerous thing to do.

As my mother often would say "it's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt".

[BugsyPal]

Countdown begins to inevitable lawsuit filed against MTA, NYS, NYC and anyone else by this woman over "negligent" death of her kid . One or all of named defendants will pay something just go make lawsuit go away.

[BOORGONG]

Originally Posted by BugsyPal

Countdown begins to inevitable lawsuit filed against MTA, NYS, NYC and anyone else by this woman over "negligent" death of her kid . One or all of named plaintiffs will pay something just go make lawsuit go away.

I’d throw the Momma in the slammer for using a bad word. What an idiot.

[Metromoxo]

play stupid games, win stupid prizes

[Pop Smoke]

It's risky. Kids got to be smarter if they're going to take that risk. She needs to consider herself too. She probably didn't beat that kid enough when he was acting up and doing dumb stuff. If she did, he would know better.

[NSHL10]

Originally Posted by BugsyPal

"Norma Nazario, whose 15-year-old son Zackery died after he hit his head on top of a J train as it rolled across the Williamsburg Bridge, said the transportation agency has known about the tragedies for decades but has done nothing to stop them.

“The doors need to be locked, unless it’s an emergency — then they can open,” Nazario told The Post, adding that the MTA should also install cameras and sensors so it can detect people straying from the cabin."

I got a better idea; how about Mrs. Nazario and rest of these parents teach their kids to stay the eff off top of trains.

Myself and hundreds of others who are bred, born and raised NY'ers have never felt need to ride on top of a train. Why? Because it was drummed into our heads that it was freaking dangerous thing to do.

As my mother often would say "it's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt".

Anyone with half a brain would not need to have it drummed into them that subway surfing was dangerous.
Darwinism at its finest. Zackery (really is that how it is spelled?) will not be contributing to the gene pool going forward.

[Mr. Ryu]

Bad parenting expecting teachers, and anybody in a uniform to teach them manners and a moral compass.

Sorry mama. Maybe you shouldn't have had the kid in the 1st place.

[dfc99]

Kids do reckless things and we all understand her grief, but whatever happened to parenting and common sense??