At a Glance
- Two men were stabbed on a northbound Broad Street line train.
- The incident caused the route to skip Girard Station on New Year’s Eve.
- The men remain in stable condition; investigation ongoing.
- Why it matters: Passengers on the B1, B2, and B3 lines face disruptions while authorities investigate.
A violent incident on a northbound Broad Street line train on Wednesday afternoon forced SEPTA to bypass Girard Station on New Year’s Eve. Two unidentified men were stabbed, leaving passengers and staff scrambling to adjust the schedule.
Incident Details
The stabbings occurred at about 4 p.m., according to John Golden, SEPTA spokesperson who reported to News Of Philadelphia. The two men are currently in stable condition.
- The incident took place on the northbound B1, B2, B3 lines.
- The route was altered to skip Girard Station.
- The investigation into the motive is ongoing.
Current Status
As of 6:48 p.m., the B1, B2, B3 Broad Street lines continue to operate, but they are skipping Girard Station due to the ongoing investigation. Passengers are advised to check for updates.
Key Takeaways
- Two men stabbed on a northbound Broad Street line train.
- Girard Station is being skipped on the B1, B2, B3 lines.
- Passengers remain in stable condition while investigation continues.
The incident highlights the need for heightened security measures on the Broad Street line as SEPTA works to restore normal service.
