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Monday, January 23, 2006
Look Who's on the N.Y. Subway First there was a dead guy. Rode around for about six hours Thursday before anybody noticed.
Yesterday there was a troupe with no pants. Fear not. New York's Finest quickly ended this threat, arresting eight. The stunt was staged by Improv Everywhere, which says that one of the summons writers was Officer Panton, and that one offender, released without his pants, told it was OK for him to ride home on the subway.
The group has done other dastardly deeds, such as faking a suicide jumper ... four feet off the ground.
