A man sought by police after allegedly attacking another man with a broken bottle on board a TTC subway train has been arrested.
the arrest in the Feb. 12 assault, which they said was “unprovoked.”
Police said a man on board an eastbound Line 2 subway train allegedly broke a bottle against a handrail.The victim suffered facial injuries, police said. Meanwhile, the suspect had already fled the area when police arrived.He has since been identified as 34-year-old Kyle Pecoskie and charged with assault causing bodily harm, assault with a weapon and failing to comply with a release order.
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