MTA boss who's on $400k a year and said subway crime is 'in people's heads' angrily denies claim he never uses public transport
Daily MailNew York City's public transit boss who insists subway crime is 'in people's heads' earns $400,000-a-year and has a chauffeur. MTA Chair sparked fury after he dismissed subway crime as just 'in people's heads' Last week, Joseph Lynskey, 45, narrowly survive after he was shoved onto subway tracks as approached by a random attacker. Despite Lieber's insistence, an analysis of NYPD data by the New York Post shows that the 10 murders on the subway last year were a decade-long high. Shocking footage captured the moment Joseph Lynskey, 45, was shoved underneath a New York City subway by a masked assailant who fled the scene Transport union members slammed Lieber's comments and pointed to rises in the number of subway homicides and assaults Lieber earns $400,000 a year and resides at this $2.2 Brooklyn million home.
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