July 28, 1925 Albany police subdue man screaming epithets in Union Station The combined efforts of two husky Albany patrolmen were needed to restrain John Borockusny of Chicago during the morning commute hours at the Union Station after he suddenly became insane. The man was waiting for a train home when he started acting violently, running amuck, uttering wild cries and frothing at the mouth. Patrolmen Frank Campbell and John Toohey were called by New York Central employees, and they took charge, attempting to calm and quiet Borockusny
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