Surveillance images show the person SEPTA says shot a teenager on a MFL subway platform late last night.
A teenager was shot overnight on a Center City SEPTA platform, the latest incident of gun violence on SEPTA's system.
Police could be seen going into and out of the SEPTA platform area at 15th and Market streets, that's across the street from Philadelphia City Hall, shortly before midnight.SEPTA on Tuesday morning said that a man shot a 19-year-old man on the westbound platform of the 15th Street Station of the Market-Frankford Line around 11:40 p.m. Monday. The shooting initially left the man in critical condition at the hospital, Philadelphia police said.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.
The shooting caused Market-Frankford subway trains to bypass the 15th Street Station around midnight. MFL: All trains will bypass 15th Street Station due to police activity. Passengers can connect with Subway Surface Trolleys for transfers to Market Frankford Line at 13th Street or 30th Street Stations.Police reviewed surveillance video as they searched for the gunman. SEPTA then released some still of the suspect later Tuesday morning. They asked anyone with information to call SEPTA Police at 580-8111.
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