This Fade Ended Quickly After Man Was Pushed On Train Tracks While A Train Was Coming!

A Philadelphia man was killed by a running SEPTA subway train after he was punched and thrown onto the rails during a platform brawl.

The incident took place at the subway station at 34th and Market Street in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon and was caught on video by an eyewitness.

The shocking footage shows the two men fighting just steps away from the edge of the platform as the train is heard approaching the station.

The tall, husky man is first seen pinning the shorter man against a pillar. He scolds the other man while making threatening gestures. The other man  manages to escape and throws two punches at him, causing the tall man to stumble and fall onto the tracks. Only moments later the train pulls into the station as the sound of the horrified voices of passengers can be heard as they realize what has happened.

According to the New York Post, septa police located and arrested 40-year-old Chaz Latoun Wearing at the next station on the subway. line and charged him with negligent homicide.

In their statement, Philadelphia authorities point out that the indictment may change if new information about the case comes to light.

Wearing, who is believed to be homeless, has previously run into police and has an outstanding warrant for his arrest for another assault.

According to the New York Post, police located and arrested 40-year-old Chaz Latoun Wearing at the next station on the subway line and charged him with involuntary manslaughter.

In their statement, the local authorities point out that the indictment may change if new information about the case comes to light.

Wearing, who is believed to be homeless, has previously run into trouble with the police and has an outstanding warrant for his arrest for another assault.