No injuries after stolen NJ Transit police SUV driven into Hoboken Terminal

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On a day where the early morning work commute was riddled with public transportation delays, there were somehow no injuries after a man drove an NJ Transit police SUV into the Hoboken Terminal. 

Twitter photo via @Breaking911.
Twitter photo via @Breaking911.

By John Heinis/Hudson County View

“At approximately 8:00 a.m. a person entered a New Jersey Transit Police K-9 SUV near Hoboken Terminal and proceeded to drive the vehicle into a set of doors of the Hoboken Terminal waiting room,” NJ Transit spokeswoman Nancy Snyder said in an email.

“The impact caused significant damage to the waiting room doors. No injuries have been reported. The suspect was arrested at the scene and is in custody.”

NJ Transit police detectives are trying to determine more information about the intent of the suspect and while train service has not been impacted, ticket windows are closed and the on-board ticket purchasing surcharge has been waived, Snyder added.

Furthermore, a temporary waiting room and restroom have been made available on a train on Track 8, officials said.


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1 COMMENT

  1. This incident just reinforces the concerns of many that a failing New Jersey Transit needs a top to bottom overhaul.

    In an age where terrorism is far to common, an apparent intoxicated man is able to steal a NJT Police vehicle and proceed to repeatedly ram it into the entrance of major transit hub is deeply disturbing.

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