Transit Officer Involved in Forest Hills Incident

0:00Canada's story is making news on March 20th. Six people ended up in the hospital after an incident at Boston's Forest Hills Transit Station laid Friday morning. The event drew a heavy police response and led to a partial shutdown of the other bus way around 11.15 a.m. It involved a transit officer, according to a city counsellor who shared details online. Multiple emergency medical teams rushed to the scene in Boston's Jamaica plain neighborhood. Officials from the area captured more than a dozen police vehicles and at least two ambulances parked outside. Officers set up yellow tape to block off a large section near the entrance. Boston police stepped in to help MBTA transit police, but officials aren't sharing much yet. Responders transported the six injured folks to nearby hospitals, with bus service rerouted to keep things moving. Disruptions hit commuters hard that morning, and while the full story remains unclear, authorities are still sorting through what happened.