The woman who filmed this week’s bloody mayhem aboard an A-train vowed to “never again” ride the NYC rails.
“I’m not feeling good. I’m still traumatized. I can’t even step outside.” Sherri Paul told The Post from her Brooklyn residence on Saturday.
“My body keeps on shaking…I’m in pain. I got trampled.
“I’m looking into moving out of New York. It’s extremely not safe for me as a single mother,” she said.
The medical assistant was aboard a northbound A train Thursday around 4:45 p.m. when DaJuan Robinson began randomly acting aggressively towards fellow straphangerYounece Obuad.
Robinson, 36, had entered the subway system illegally in Brooklyn before the evening rush and targeted Obuad, 32,, taunting the stranger, displaying a knife and finally pulling a handgun as chaos ensued, according to cops and video.