A 41-year-old man gets remanded in custody for allegedly dragging a woman onto the rails at King’s Cross Tube station.
Arthur Hawrylewicz, 41, is accused of attempting to drag Maria Osifeso onto train tracks.
Monday at 1.26 p.m., officers were dispatched to the Hammersmith and City Line.
The Cardiff man is being held on one count of attempted murder.
A man accused of attempting to kill a lady at King’s Cross Underground Station by pushing her into the lines while’severely intoxicated’ has been remanded in custody.
Arthur Hawrylewicz, 41, is accused of attempting to murder Maria Osifeso on the Hammersmith and City Line on Monday of the Bank Holiday weekend.
Hawrylewicz, from Cardiff, is believed to have sustained injuries himself after being struck by a train after allegedly pulling the victim onto the tracks.
Monday at 1.26 p.m., British Transport Police (BTP) officers (reportedly shown attending the incident) were dispatched to the Hammersmith and City Line in response to allegations of a’serious incident’
Prosecutors asserted that the defendant was “very intoxicated” and exhibited “suicidal tendencies” during the commission of the crime.
Wearing a grey tracksuit and shirt, he appeared in court from HMP Wandsworth and spoke only to confirm his name, residence, and date of birth.
Mr. Robert Simpson, the prosecutor, told the court, “The offense was done while the defendant was extremely intoxicated and suicidal, so increasing his likelihood of committing other crimes.”
After the woman in issue was taken from Mr. Hawrylewicz, he repeatedly hit his head against the train’s side.
Monday at 1.26 p.m., British Transport Police (BTP) officers were dispatched to the Hammersmith and City Line in response to allegations of a’serious incident’
The British Transport Police has verified that officers were dispatched to the Hammersmith and City Line at 1.26 p.m. on Monday, August 29 in response to complaints of a “severe incident.” Above: Monday images apparently depict officers attending the incident
Specialists are presently examining CCTV footage from inside the subway vehicle, the court has been informed.
The British Transport Police has verified that officers were dispatched to the Hammersmith and City Line at 1.26 p.m. on Monday, August 29 in response to complaints of a “severe incident.”
A man is suspected to have attempted to pull a woman onto the train tracks before being struck by a train himself, according to the police.
The woman was fortunately unharmed, but she was reportedly “shaken up.”
Hawrylewicz, who is charged with one count of attempted murder, remains in detention until a plea and trial preparation hearing on September 28 at Inner London Crown Court.