Service on part of Red Line suspended for unauthorized person on tracks
Metro suspended service during the Monday morning commute on part of the Red Line in D.C. after transit officials say an unauthorized person with “no signs of life” was found on the tracks.
Service was suspended about 9:30 a.m. between the Gallery Place and NoMa-Gallaudet stations because of a person found on the tracks at Judiciary Square, transit officials said. The service suspension came about 40 minutes after Metro warned of delays stemming from the incident.Metro Transit Police said the person might have made contact with the electrified third rail.
Shuttle buses were being used to bridge passengers between the closed stations. D.C. fire officials also responded to the incident.
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