A horrific video showing a woman being burned alive on a New York subway went viral on social media, sparking widespread outrage. The alleged NYPD cop has drawn a lot of criticism for simply walking by without offering help to the victim.

In the widely shared video, a woman is seen trapped as an alleged NYPD police officer walks by without offering any help. Several people are now questioning the officer’s behavior and the police response.

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“ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING,” the user added.

One questioned whether the officer was aware of the situation and asked, “How can this happen?” An NYPD officer walks right past the woman burning alive on the subway as if he were on looking for a gyro. This is crazy.”

“If you were an NYPD officer, what would you do in this situation?” asked another.

Internet users speculate whether the victim was “Amelia Carter.”

Another controversial topic on social media is the identity of the victim, which suggests that the woman was Amelia Carter, 29. However, the NYDP has not yet verified the victim’s identity. Meanwhile, a picture of the alleged victim began circulating on X.

Some users on X also suspected that the image of the alleged victim was created by AI.

Amid growing anger and frustration over the incident, people accused local politicians of failing the public, including Mayor Eric Adams, District Attorney Alvin Bragg and Gov. Kathy Hochul. “Notice how the NYPD walks by. This applies to Hochul, Bragg, James and Biden/Obama, Mayorkas. And New Yorkers continue to vote for her. Disgusting,” one post said.

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Illegal immigrant charged with first-degree murder and arson

New York Police Department Commissioner Jessica Tisch said in a news conference that a person of interest was arrested later the same day of the incident.

According to police, the suspect, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, came to the United States in 2018. He was charged with first-degree murder and arson.

Police are offering a $10,000 reward for information about the incident.