NEW YORK (AP) — A violent scene unfolded at Grand Central Station Saturday morning as three people were found stabbed, prompting a rapid police response that resulted in the shooting of a suspect on the platform. The New York Police Department reported receiving an emergency call at 9:40 a.m. regarding an assault. Upon arrival, officers encountered an armed man, who was subsequently shot. The exact number of gunshots fired remains unclear, but the suspect is in critical condition at a local hospital.
The three victims, aged 84, 65, and 70, were all reported to be in stable condition following their treatment. Authorities continue to investigate whether the stabbings occurred on the subway platform or aboard a train.
Governor Kathy Hochul expressed her gratitude toward the police for their quick action in defusing the situation. She stated on social media, We’re working closely with the NYPD as the investigation unfolds.
Travelers are advised to avoid Grand Central Station as police conduct their investigation, which has also caused significant delays and heavy traffic in the area. The Metropolitan Transit Authority confirmed that some subway services were not stopping at the station due to the ongoing incident.}
The three victims, aged 84, 65, and 70, were all reported to be in stable condition following their treatment. Authorities continue to investigate whether the stabbings occurred on the subway platform or aboard a train.
Governor Kathy Hochul expressed her gratitude toward the police for their quick action in defusing the situation. She stated on social media, We’re working closely with the NYPD as the investigation unfolds.
Travelers are advised to avoid Grand Central Station as police conduct their investigation, which has also caused significant delays and heavy traffic in the area. The Metropolitan Transit Authority confirmed that some subway services were not stopping at the station due to the ongoing incident.}
