Count on heightened scrutiny on Metro today due to the MTA shooting in Brooklyn.

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One of my greatest worries is this happening on #wmata. Terrible.

BREAKING from ⁦@NYTMetro⁩: Several people were shot on the platform of a Brooklyn subway station during the Tuesday morning rush, officials said.

It is the 36th Street DNR subway in Sunset Park. https://nytimes.com/2022/04/12/nyr

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UPDATE: FDNY said at least 13 people were injured and transported to nearby hospitals.

NYPD said there were no active explosive devices on the scene.

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gothamist.com
Multiple injuries, mayhem on Brooklyn subway after apparent shooting

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"Two doctors came running from other [subway] cars to help two people bleeding out in my car,” one rider told
@s_nessen
. We'll have updates here

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gothamist.com
Multiple injuries, mayhem on Brooklyn subway after apparent shooting

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1. It's for real now. CBS has preempted "The Price is Right" for a special report. NT

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2. Metro increases patrols, K-9 sweeps after New York subway shooting

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Metro increases patrols, K-9 sweeps after New York subway shooting

Jack Moore | [e-mail]

April 12, 2022, 10:55 AM

Officials with Metro say there are no known credible threats to D.C.’s mass transit system but they are stepping up patrols as a precaution after several people were shot at a subway platform in New York City Tuesday morning .

“We are monitoring the developing situation in New York,” Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesman Ian Jannetta told WTOP in an email.

“There is no known, specific or credible threat to Metro at this time. Additional K-9 sweeps and patrols are being implemented in the system as a precaution.”

Metro is asking employees and customers to immediately report any suspicious activity to the Metro Transit Police Department by calling 202-962-2121 or texting MY-MPTD (69-6873).

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WTOP’s Acacia James and The Associated Press contributed to this report.