Police in New York City are on the lookout for three suspects involved in a fatal subway attack that occurred on Friday morning at the 182nd Street Station in the Bronx. The incident, which resulted in the death of a 45-year-old man, marks the second deadly subway incident in the Bronx within the past 11 days. The altercation began with an argument on a southbound D train, with the situation escalating into a physical fight that turned tragic.

According to reports, the three suspects joined the fight against the victim, with one of them potentially stabbing or shooting the man, leading to the fatal injury. The New York Police Department has released images of the suspects and is urging them to turn themselves in, assuring that their detectives are dedicated to locating them.

Furthermore, in response to the recent rise in transit crimes, measures are being taken to enhance safety and security in the subway system. The MTA plans to install surveillance cameras in all subway cars by January of next year to aid in identifying and preventing criminal activities on public transportation.

Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack and whether there was any prior connection between the suspects and the victim. Anyone with information about the case is encouraged to contact the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline or submit tips anonymously to assist in the ongoing investigation.