Man to Face Charges After Subway Confrontation Turns Violent

The altercation, sparked by a mistaken belief about migrants, results in critical injuries and discussions on self-defense and subway safety.

Dajuan Robinson, involved in a subway altercation, faces criminal charges if he survives his critical injuries, including four gunshot wounds and two stabbings.
Robinson allegedly targeted Younece Obuad and a woman, believing they were migrants, leading to a violent confrontation on a Manhattan-bound A train.
The Brooklyn District Attorney's office has declined to charge Obuad, citing evidence of self-defense.
Police are searching for a woman, known as 'Unique,' who was involved in the incident and may have acted in self-defense.
The incident has sparked discussions on subway safety and the consequences of vigilante actions.