The man accused of lighting a woman on fire in a New York City subway car has been indicted on murder and arson charges.

The Guardian Angels are resuming their patrols of the Big Apple’s subways as if it were crime-riddled Gotham in 1979, after the horrifying arson murder of a sleeping straphanger on a train last week,

The man accused of killing a woman by setting her on fire in the New York City subway was indicted Friday on four counts of murder and one count of arson, prosecutors announced.

Sebastian Zapeta allegedly set on fire a woman who was sleeping on a train at a station in Brooklyn on Sunday.

A grand jury indicted the man accused of lighting a woman on fire on a New York City subway train on murder and arson charges. Former Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Catherine Christian joins Chris Jansing to share her legal analysis.

A Guatemalan citizen has been indicted on murder charges in connection with the NYC subway arson attack on a woman.

The volunteer crime-prevention group is resuming its patrol after a woman was fatally burned on the New York City subway.

Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa told the New York Post Sunday that members of his group will begin patrolling subways after a rise in violent crime.

Adorned in their recognizable head-to-toe red, the Guardian Angels say they have resumed citizen patrols of New York City’s subway system in the wake of a particularly violent death. The volunteer patrol group,

The recovery marks the end of an eight-year investigation led by the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaCVIS), with the support of the Met Police, National Crime Agency, and British and Thai embassies.

The Guardian Angels will start patrolling New York City subway cars once again in response to the the horrifying murder of a sleeping passenger, who was burned to death