Subway Murderer, Naeem Davis, 30 Charged For Killing Ki-Suk Han After Pushing Him On Q-Train Tracks: Says Didn't Push Him To Fall And Die [New Update]

Naeem Davis, 30 has been charged for the death of Ki-Suk Han after he was pushed onto the tracks of an oncoming subway train. Han suffered severe injuries and died.

Charges against Davis include, second degree: intentional, and second degree: depraved indifference according to ABC News. Davis admitted to shoving Han explaining to police that he didn't mean to push him on the tracks. Davis says he pushed him in a way that caused him to lose balance and fall on to the subway tracks.

Ki Suk Han was pushed on the tacks of an oncoming subway at Times Square in new York City. After the unknown man created a scene, Han approached him and a law-enforcement source say, "He went up and tried to calm him down, saying, 'You're scaring people,' the source added, "The emotionally disturbed guy just started screaming and cursing, saying, 'You don't know me! You don't know who I am!'"

Ki Suk Han, 58, was caught on photographer R. Umar Abbasi camera trying to scramble and climb back on the platform before getting crushed by the Q train around 12:30 p.m. Abbasi said that he began flashing his camera frantically trying to get the attention of the train conductor,"I just started running, running, hoping that the driver could see my flash." said Abbasi. Although the train slowed down Han was caught between the train and platform causing serious injuries.

Dr. Laura Kaplan, a second-year resident at Beth Israel Medical Center was on the scene when the tragedy happened and tired to resuscitate the victim by administering CPR, "It was terrifying, but you run on adrenaline," Kaplan told The Post. "There was no pulse, never, no reflexes." The Doctor added,"I heard what I thought were heart sounds. We started compressions, which is half of CPR. We were unable to perform rescue breathing [the other half of CPR] because there was blood coming out of his mouth. He wasn't in the right position [for full CPR] and there was just no way to get him out of there."

Han's wife said the two had a huge argument before he left his home around 11 a.m. and said that he had been drinking. Later police found a bottle of vodka on Han afterwards. Police say the killer's description was said to be black, between 30 to 40 years old, about 5-foot-9, with short dreadlocks.