Two men stabbed on SEPTA’s Broad Street Line train
The two men were injured on a northbound train in the area of the Broad-Girard Station. Both were hospitalized, according to a SEPTA spokesperson.

Two men were in stable condition after sustaining stab wounds on SEPTA’s Broad Street Line late Wednesday afternoon, a transit agency spokesperson said.
The stabbings happened around 4 p.m. on a northbound Broad Street Line train, said SEPTA spokesperson John Golden.
Because of police activity at the Broad-Girard Station, northbound B1, B2, and B3 trains were bypassing the station for several hours.
Shortly after 10:30 p.m., Golden said a suspect had been taken into custody by SEPTA Transit Police.
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