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<p>NEW YORK (AP) &#8212; New York City subway riders are likely to get bugged over a lot of things &#8212; but a recent incident was one for the books.</p><p>The New York Post says a woman trying to sell crickets and worms lost her grip on her odd cargo when she got jostled Wednesday evening on a &#8220;D&#8221; train.</p><p>Rider Chris Calabrese says startled passengers had crickets on their arms; his girlfriend was crying. The worms wriggled on the floor.</p><p>Passengers moved to the other end of the subway car. Someone pulled the emergency brake and the train halted on the Manhattan Bridge.</p><p>Calabrese says it was &#8220;the craziest thing&#8221; he&#8217;d ever seen on a train.</p><style>
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Woman jostled on NYC subway loses grip on crickets and worms