Duner v. Hudson & Manhattan Railroad

The evidence shows that there were approximately twenty-eight policemen in and about the defendant’s station. In view of this fact, it cannot be said that defendant was negligent in failing to take the necessary precautions for the safety of its passengers.

The attacks upon the "plaintiffs were sudden. Neither plaintiff asked the police officers on duty in the station for aid nor did either complain to any policemen or to defendant’s employees of injury or of any threats of injury. . While a railroad company is bound to exercise vigilance in maintaining order and guarding its passengers…