Melania Liverpool-Turner (in pink shirt), is taken into custody after allegedly shoving a woman in front of a moving train to her death

A woman died after being shoved into the path of an oncoming train, Monday afternoon, according to police, who said they have taken a suspect into custody, 30-year-old Melania Liverpool-Turner was taken into custody after allegedly shoving Connie Watton, 49, to her death in front of a moving train at a busy New York subway station during an argument.
Emergency personnel rushed to the station, where the victim died after being pushed in front of a southbound No. 1 train around 1:20 p.m., the sources said.

Transit police at the scene  remove the victim’s body from the tracks

Witnesses said the Liverpool-Turner t had been arguing with the Watton showed no remorse as she was led away by officers at the Times Square train station, Monday.
The victim had been standing on the platform when the suspect, wearing a pink shirt and scarf, lunged at her, police said.   She was shoved onto the tracks of a southbound 1 train at about 1:20pm and was pronounced dead on the scene shortly afterward.
Witnesses immediately alerted transit police, who arrested the 30-year-old suspect before she could leave the station.

New York City police arrest a woman after a commuter was pushed in front of a subway train

It was not immediately clear whether the suspect knew the victim, who police did not identify., but some witnesses said the victim and the suspect were involved in a dispute before the fatal shove.