Two New York City cops sprang into motion to assist save a person who had fallen on to subway tracks - marking their second heroic rescue in latest months.

The NYPD officers have been inspecting Carroll Street station final week after they witnessed a person fall on to the tracks.

In bodycam footage launched by the pressure, officers Garcia and Mohan may be seen working to the person's assist.

"I fell, I must have slipped off," the person may be heard saying within the brief clip.

In the video, one of many officers jumps down on to the tracks to offer the person a lift whereas his associate pulls him again on to the platform.

The second officer then presents a hand to drag his colleague again to security earlier than the person is transported into the care of medics.

Posting the rescue on X, NYPD News mentioned the officers "once again" saved the day.

The put up highlighted a earlier rescue at Brooklyn pier in October, the place the officers responded to a report of somebody presumably within the water.

Along with NYPD's harbour unit, the officers - from the 76th Precinct - rescued a lady who had turn into trapped within the water and was clinging on to a pier.

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In tribute to the newest rescue, the pair's commanding officer, Captain Taso Karathanasis, posted an image of them.

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