Bronx woman indicted in smashing of pumpkin on Metro-North conductor's face

The Westchester County DA's Office says Alexis Adams, 21, hit the conductor in the face with a pumpkin and then punched her in the face and head multiple times.

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A Bronx woman has been indicted in an assault on a Metro-North train conductor last October in Mount Vernon.

The Westchester County DA's Office says Alexis Adams, 21, hit the conductor in the face with a pumpkin and then punched her in the face and head multiple times.

The violence came after Adams allegedly failed to produce a ticket and was advised to leave the train at the next stop.

The conductor received numerous stitches for her injuries.

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