Daily News | Person shot on the Market-Frankford Line in West Philly, marking the second SEPTA shooting this week
Philadelphia police are investigating a shooting on SEPTA’s westbound Market-Frankford Line, according to reports.. SEPTA told news outlets that a suspect had been taken into custody.Continued police activity in the area is causing delays for MFL riders. All passengers must board on westbound platforms between 40th Street and 56th Street stations.
This is the second shooting to occur on SEPTA this week. Two people were hospitalized after being shot insideThe incidents come amid renewed concerns about passenger safety on Philadelphia’s two subway lines. The transit agency’s ridership has
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