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Woman, 30, is found dead on NYC subway with bloody nose and footprints across her body 'as if someone had trampled over her' - as Big Apple grapples with huge spike in violent crime

A woman has been found dead on a New York City subway, as the Big Apple struggles to stem a socking surge in violent crime. 

The victim, who has not been publicly identified, was discovered 'face down' on a D line train as it pulled into the Stillwell Ave station at Coney Island early Friday morning. 

Authorities told NBC New York she was found around 1 am, but it appeared she 'had been dead well before then'. 

The victim was Hispanic and 30 years old, according a report running in the New York Daily News. It is unclear whether police will release her name. 

A 30-year-old woman was found dead on a New York City D-line subway train on Friday morning. She was discovered face down with a bloody nose, according to reports

A 30-year-old woman was found dead on a New York City D-line subway train on Friday morning. She was discovered face down with a bloody nose, according to reports

A source told the newspaper that the victim was found with a bloody nose and had footprints across her body 'as if someone had trampled over her'. 

She was wearing a pink shirt, pink coat and black pants at the time she was discovered. 

The NYPD has commenced an investigation and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward with information. 

It comes as New York City experiences a surge in violent crime following Mayor Bill de Blasio's decision to slash the NYPD budget on July 1. 

Instances of murders, shootings and other violent crime subsequently shot up over the remainder of the summer. 

New data recently released by the NYPD shows that the crime spree has continued into the fall.  

In September, murders were up 74 percent when compared with the same time last year, while shootings were up 127 percent.  

There were 152 shooting incidents across the city in September, compared to just 67 such incidents in the same month last year

There were 152 shooting incidents across the city in September, compared to just 67 such incidents in the same month last year

Murders in New York City rose 79 percent last month compared to the same month last year

Murders in New York City rose 79 percent last month compared to the same month last year

Some store owners and residents have been begging de Blasio to refund the police, as legislators look to take action in a bid to curb the crime wave. 

Earlier this week, Seth DuCharme, the Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, pledged to put a new priority on violent crime cases and seek stiffer penalties for offenders.  

The initiative, which will involve more than a dozen federal prosecutors, is aimed at repairing the 'protective fabric of our community,' DuCharme said. 

'The city is not as safe as it once was, and it certainly doesn´t feel as safe,' DuCharme said. 'When the threat was al-Qaida and ISIS, that´s where we went, and now the threat is essentially an environment that has permitted - and even encouraged in some instances - people to engage in sometimes seemingly random acts of lethal violence.'

Mayor Bill de Blasio has been roundly criticized for the crime spike that has come under his watch

Mayor Bill de Blasio has been roundly criticized for the crime spike that has come under his watch 

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