Toronto police say they are assisting the Barrie Police Service in their search for a suspect who boarded a GO Train that arrived at Union Station Monday morning.
Metrolinx spokesperson Anne Marie Aikins said passengers on board several train cars were not allowed to disembark around 9 a.m. while police conducted a sweep for the suspect.“At no time did it appear that we needed to close Union Station, but it did look a little hectic and disconcerting for many of our customers,” Aikins said.
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“The train arrived on time but the customers couldn’t get out of the trains, so effectively it created a delay for them.”Authorities did not immediately release the reason why the suspect was being sought.Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
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