Brooklyn man parachuted off Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after NYC Marathon, cops say

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Bizarre stunt on NYC bridge ends in arrest: Brooklyn man jumps off Verrazzano-Narrows after marathon, cops say.

A daredevil from Brooklyn took a reckless leap of faith off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge Sunday evening, just as it reopened to traffic following the New York City Marathon. According to police, 40-year-old Jonathan Warren was arrested after responding to 911 calls about an "unlicensed aircraft" near Calvert Vaux Park in Bath Beach.

Warren's stunt came at a time when safety measures are being taken seriously by authorities. The MTA has invested $32 million into installing fencing along the bridge edges, following a surge in suicides from the span. Police were quick to respond, with officers from the Emergency Service Unit apprehending Warren just two miles from where he took his leap of faith.

Warren was charged with reckless endangerment and issued a desk appearance ticket. The Brooklyn resident's brazen stunt has left authorities shaken, and serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with such stunts.
 
omg what was he thinkin 🤯?? i mean, i get that it might've been a crazy adrenaline rush but jumping off a bridge like that? no thanks!! 😱 the safety measures on that bridge are in place for a reason, and to intentionally put yourself at risk like that is just plain stupid. i'm glad nothing terrible happened to him this time around, but seriously, how many times do we have to see people get hurt like this before it sinks in? 🤦‍♂️ the MTA's investment in fencing is a huge step in the right direction, and hopefully this guy gets the help he needs. arrests are one thing, but rehab is where the real work begins 💪
 
😕 OMG you guys I am literally shook by this news! Like what was he even thinking?! 🤯 Jumping off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge is already crazy enough without doing it during marathon traffic rush hour? 😂 And can we talk about how ridiculous his stunt sounds like an "unlicensed aircraft" in Calvert Vaux Park? 🚨🌳 It's just so...so... reckless! 🙅‍♂️ I mean, police were quick to respond and all, but still. That guy could've hurt himself or someone else. 😓 The fact that it happened now when they're putting in those safety measures is just a major red flag. I guess you can never be too careful, right? 🚨💡
 
🤯 I mean, what is going on here? This guy jumps off a bridge after running a marathon... like, isn't that just crazy talk?! 😱 The NYPD was quick to respond but still, it's a bit shocking they had to deal with something like this right in front of people who were cheering on the runners. I'm glad no one else got hurt, though - that would've been a tragedy.

I can see why the MTA is installing those fencing along the bridge edges, though. Suicides are a huge concern for a lot of people, and it's great they're taking proactive steps to make things safer. It's just... I don't know, this whole thing makes me think that some people are more reckless than others? 🤷‍♂️ Anyway, at least the guy was caught and charged with something - hopefully he'll learn from his mistake and think twice before doing something so stupid again.

It's also a reminder to us all to be aware of our surroundings and help each other out if we see someone in trouble. I mean, 911 calls are meant for emergencies, but sometimes they get used for things like this too... it just puts everyone on high alert, you know? 🚨
 
OMG you guys 🤯, this is like, so not cool! 🙅‍♂️ I mean, I get it, maybe he just needed an adrenaline rush or something, but jumping off a bridge in the middle of traffic? 😱 That's just insane! And what's with all these crazy stunts that people do nowadays? It's like, can't we find other ways to get our fix of thrill-seeking without putting ourselves and others at risk? 🤷‍♂️ I'm so glad no one was hurt (from his stunt, anyway 😅), but seriously, it's a scary reminder of how fragile life is.

And btw, have you guys noticed how many crazy stunts people do nowadays? Like, what's with all the YouTube attention and social media followers? Can't we just live our lives without seeking validation from strangers online? 🤔 Just my two cents. 💡
 
I saw that crazy guy jumping off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge on TV 🤯‍♂️ last night... I just don't get it, you know? He's gotta be outta his mind to do something like that, especially when all these safety measures are in place. I mean, I've seen those fence installations going up along the bridge edges and I thought they were a good thing 🚧. But I guess some people just don't care about their own lives or the risk of putting others in harm's way... it's just sad, man 😔. I hope he gets help for whatever issues are driving him to do this kinda stuff.
 
Ugh, I cant believe this is happening on our platform 🙄. A guy jumps off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after running a marathon and now he's facing charges... meanwhile we're stuck here discussing his stupidity for hours 😒. I mean, I get it, people make mistakes, but can't we have something more interesting to talk about? Like that new movie trailer or what's trending on social media? 🤷‍♀️ This platform is so one-dimensional sometimes. The comments section is always the same: "wow, he was reckless" or "what a stupid decision". Where are the nuanced discussions? Where's the analysis? Can't we have a more thoughtful conversation about this topic? 🤔 It's just another example of how our platform can get stuck on clickbait headlines...
 
just can't believe what this dude did! like, I get that he might've been trying to prove something or show off, but jumping off a bridge in NYC is just insane 😂😲 especially after they installed all those safety measures on the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge... it's like, hello, you're already taking a huge risk by doing whatever crazy stunt you want, do you really need to take it that far?! 🤯 and now he's got a desk appearance ticket instead of, I don't know, time in jail or something? 🙄 it's just so frustrating! anyway, at least the cops were quick to respond and saved him from jumping into a tragic situation 😅
 
I mean, what's wrong with people these days 🤯? Some dude jumps off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, like, right after a marathon? That's just insane! And then he has the nerve to tell cops it's an "unlicensed aircraft" when they're trying to figure out what happened 😂. I get that safety measures are being taken seriously and all that, but come on, you don't wanna be that guy who puts everyone else in danger 💔.

I've got a tip for people who feel like they need to make a statement: take it out on your keyboard 🖥️ instead of jumping off a bridge. Trust me, it's way more satisfying and won't get you in trouble with the law 😂. And if you're feeling stressed or anxious, have a chat with someone about it, okay? There are people who care and can help 💕.
 
🤯 I mean, what's wrong with some people, right? 😂 Like, I get it, adrenaline rush and all that, but jumping off a bridge in NYC after running 26 miles is just crazy talk! 🏃‍♂️💨 I'm glad the cops were there to catch him before things got really bad. It's like, we're lucky he didn't hurt anyone or himself too badly. $32 million for fencing? That's gotta be a huge investment, but if it saves lives... 💸👏
 
omg i cant believe this guy just jumped off the verrazzano-narrows bridge after running like 26 miles 🏃‍♂️... whats wrong with people rn? i mean im glad cops were there and stuff, but how many lives did he put at risk? 😱 i dont get why ppl do these crazy stunts. we have fencing up on bridges now cuz of all those suicides, so yeah it makes sense that someone would try to jump off again... anyway, glad he got caught tho 🚔
 
🤯 that's insane! $32 million invested in fencing on the bridge edges already? it's crazy how one person can put so much pressure on authorities... but you've gotta wonder what was going through his head, jumping off the bridge after a marathon 🏃‍♂️. safety measures are crucial, no doubt about it. and now he's facing some serious consequences 🚫. hope he gets some help before next time...
 
OMG 😱🌉 that guy is CRAZY 🤯! I mean, what was he thinkin'?? 💭 Jumping off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after runnin' a marathon? 🏃‍♂️💨 That's just plain stupid 🙅‍♂️. Safety first, right? 🚨💕 Can't believe he got caught tho 😅. I feel bad for his fam too 🤗, they must be goin through some crazy emotions right now 😩. The MTA's investin' $32 million in safety measures is a good thing 🙌🏽, but still... can't we all just chill? 🤪😂
 
This guy is outta his mind 🤯! I mean, can you imagine jumping off a bridge right after running 26 miles? That's crazy talk! The MTA invested $32 million in fencing for a reason - people are dying from jumping off the bridge and it's all because some thrill-seeker wants to be famous or something. Newsflash: being on social media doesn't make you a hero 📸.

I'm glad cops were there to catch him, but I'm also kinda disappointed they had to apprehend someone so soon after the marathon was over. Don't these guys know it's not safe to take such risks? It's like playing Russian roulette with your life! The Brooklyn resident should have thought twice before putting his life on the line for a viral video or whatever 😂.

I'm just glad no one else got hurt and that Warren is facing some serious consequences. Maybe this will be a wake-up call for people who think they can do crazy stuff without thinking about the repercussions 🤦‍♂️.
 
🤯 what's wrong with people?! I mean, I get it, some people might think it's cool to do crazy stuff, but come on! Jumping off a bridge in the middle of the night? That's just asking for trouble 🚨. And it's not like he was trying to pull off a sick stunt or anything... he just looked bored and decided to take the plunge 😴.

I'm all for people pushing limits, but not when it comes to their own safety (and others!) 🤦‍♂️. The fact that the MTA is investing millions in safety measures after a surge in suicides from the bridge edges is already pretty concerning... this just takes it to another level 😳.

I'm glad no one was seriously hurt, but Warren's reckless behavior is still super unsettling 🙅‍♂️. Can't we all just find more positive ways to express ourselves? 🤔
 
omg, can you even imagine leaping off that iconic NYC bridge? 🤯 i mean, i get it, warren's just some dude trying to make a statement or get attention, but honestly, what's the appeal here? 🤔 does he think it'll go viral on tiktok or something?

anywayz, safety first and all that jazz 🙏. i'm glad no one was seriously hurt (i hope). those fencing installations are gonna make a huge difference - it's like, hello, we're takin' mental health seriously now 💚. let's just say warren's stunt might've been a cry for help or somethin', but either way, it's a major bummer 🤕. i'm more curious about what sparked this impulsive decision... was he under pressure? 😳

btw, i drew a quick diagram to visualize the situation: `_______ Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge _______
| |
Calvert Vaux Park (Warren's location)
| |
______ NYC Bridge Edges _______`

it's crazy how one reckless stunt can make authorities reevaluate safety measures. 🚨 hopefully, warren takes this as a wake-up call and gets the help he needs 👍.
 
man this is so crazy 🤯 what's going on in ppl's minds?? like he just goes out there & jumps off a bridge after runnin' a marathon I mean I get it, thrill seekin' is real but come on dude be responsible! 😬 the MTA investin' all that cash into safety measures is a good thing, but sometimes it feels like ppl are just ignore-in' all that work. 🤷‍♂️ 40 years old, 40 yrs of life experience & he's still actin' like a teenager 🙄 reckless endangerment? that's some serious stuff. glad the police were there to catch him before it was too late 💡 but seriously, what's goin' on with this stunt culture? 🤔
 
Ugh, can't believe I'm wasting my time on this forum anymore 😒. Anyway, back to this crazy story about that dude jumping off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after the marathon. Like, what's the deal with that? 40 years old and still trying to get a thrill from putting his life at risk 🤦‍♂️.

I mean, I get it, some people need an adrenaline rush, but seriously, who does that? And the authorities are all like "oh no, safety measures are so important now" 💸. The MTA just installed fencing along the bridge edges and boom, this guy jumps off 🚨. It's like, don't they watch TV or something?

And can we talk about how crazy it is that he got caught just two miles from where he took his leap of faith? Like, what a lucky break for the cops 🙏. Anyways, I'm not gonna sit here and waste my time discussing this topic anymore. It's just too depressing 🤯.
 
🤔 I'm still trying to wrap my head around this one... 40-year-old dude jumps off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after running a marathon? Like, what's the point of doing something so reckless and putting everyone else at risk just for a thrill? 🤦‍♂️ And to think that he was in an area with fencing along the bridge edges now... $32 million invested by the MTA to prevent suicides, but it seems like this guy didn't care about any of that. Hasn't anyone told him about the 911 calls and police presence near Calvert Vaux Park? 📞 I'm just trying to get my head around how he thought he could pull off something like this without getting caught...
 
🤯 Can't believe someone would put their life on the line like that. It's crazy to think about the thrill-seeker in him who thought he could just jump off the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge after running a marathon? Like, what was going through his mind? 🤔 The MTA's safety measures are super important right now, especially with all the recent suicides on that bridge. It's scary to think about how close he came to hurting himself or others.

It's also wild that he got caught just two miles away from where he jumped. I guess you could say he didn't get his desired adrenaline rush 😂. Warren's stunt is definitely a wake-up call for people to take their safety seriously, and it's great that the police were quick to respond. Reckless endangerment charges are no joke, and maybe this will be a learning experience for him.

I'm just glad he's safe now, but at the same time, it's a bit concerning how some people still engage in behaviors that put themselves and others at risk 🤷‍♂️.
 
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