Injury at Morristown NJ Transit station leads to train service delays
EMS transported a woman with a severe leg injury from the train platform just before 7:30 p.m., according to police.
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May 5, 2024, 2:14 AM
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Updated 13 days ago
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8ds agoNews 12 learned of an injury at a Morristown train station that sent one woman to the hospital and caused delays for New Jersey Transit service Saturday night.
EMS transported a woman with a severe leg injury from the train platform just before 7:30 p.m., according to police.
It was not immediately clear how she was injured or the extent of her injury.
All passengers were asked to get off the train at the stop and the New York-bound train was cancelled.
Passenger Roi Mase recounted to News 12 what happened.
"They said the train went out of service and we weren't moving. So it took a little while, then they kicked us all off the train. I'm not really sure the details, I just saw them load somebody up into the ambulance," Mase said.
