PATH trains resume after police investigation at 14th Street
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - (Photo by Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)
NEW YORK - PATH trains were temporarily suspended in parts of Manhattan on Monday.
As of 3:56 p.m. service had resumed with some delays.
What we know:
PATH train service between Journal Square and 33rd Street, as well as between Hoboken and 33rd Street, was suspended due to a police investigation at 14th Street, officials said.
The Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) said they were investigating an incident.
PATH train alternate routes
Commuters riding the Path subway train to and from New York City. The Path provides service between Newark, Hoboken, and lower Manhattan. Commuters at the 14th Street subway station waiting to take the path train to New Jersey. (Photo by Najlah Feann
NJ Transit rail and 126 bus service cross-honored PATH tickets at Hoboken, Newark, Secaucus, and New York Penn Station.
What we don't know:
PATH officials did not release details about the nature of the incident.
"We are unable to disclose these details due to this being an active Port Authority Police Department investigation, with details still unraveling," PATH tweeted.
The Source: This report is based on information from PATH.