Person in custody after Metro-North train incident at Grand Central, MTA says
Grand Central Train Incident: What we know
Metro-North trains were halted as police responded to an incident on a New Haven Line train approaching Grand Central Terminal. Passengers reportedly used emergency windows to jump out of the train. FOX 5 NY's Jessica Formoso has the latest.
NEW YORK - One person is in custody Wednesday after an incident on a Metro-North train approaching Grand Central Terminal, the MTA says.
Grand Central police activity
What we know:
At least two Manhattan-bound Metro-North trains stopped in the tunnel between 125 Street and Grand Central after an apparent incident on a New Haven Line train.
The NYPD said there was a report of a person with a gun at around 8:34 a.m. and that one person was hospitalized with minor injuries, but no firearm was recovered at the scene.
Trains were delayed on the Harlem, Hudson and New Haven Lines as police responded to the incident before service resumed.
Riders were being impacted by residual delays of up to 15 minutes, according to MTA.info.
The MTA is leading the investigation, the NYPD said.
What we don't know:
Police have not released the identity of the person in custody at this time.
This is a developing story. Please check for updates.
The Source: This story is based on an MTA service alert about delays at Grand Central Terminal due to police activity.