From Metro Transit Police: “At approximately 11:45 a.m., MTPD and MPD responded to a shooting aboard a Green Line train at Navy Yard Station. Unfortunately, despite lifesaving measures, the adult male victim was pronounced deceased at the scene. Follow @Metrorailinfo for service information.”
From Alert DC: “Metro Transit reports due to the police investigation at the Navy Yard Metro Station, shuttles are available at M Street and New Jersey Avenue, SE”
“Metro Transit reports the police activity has concluded and the Navy Yard Metro Station is open for normal operations.”
From MPD:
“Alert: Shooting investigation in the 1100 blk of New Jersey Ave. SE at the metro station. Lookout is for a thin-build 25-27 year old black male wearing all black with curly hair and a silver or gray gun.”
#Update: Assistant Chief Andre Wright provides an update on the shooting at the Metro Station in the 1100 blk of New Jersey Avenue, Southeast. pic.twitter.com/W7X2WwUWum
— DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) May 28, 2023
From WMATA: “UPDATED: Green Line Delay: No longer single tracking. Residual delays continue following a police investigation at Navy Yard.”
“FINAL: Green Line Delay: Navy Yard station has re-opened following a police investigation at Navy Yard. Trains are now operating every 8 minutes. Bus svc canceled.”
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