Early on July 29, working a midnight-to-8 a.m. shift, Sanitation Worker Tim Moore took a routine ride from his Brooklyn garage across the Verrazzano Bridge, bound for a dump site in Staten Island, when he spotted a woman who seemed agitated walking near a car that had stopped midway on the bridge.
She had nothing to do with his job, which at that moment involved transporting and then unloading collections from recycling. But Mr. Moore pulled over his truck, got out, and approached the woman while telling her, “Don’t do anything crazy.”
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