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Shooting at Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station Injures 3, Temporarily Disrupts Service
A bus bridge and Tri Delta buses carried riders after BART halted service between North Concord/Martinez and Antioch, officials said.
- On Monday evening, a shooting at the Pittsburg/Bay Point BART station injured three people, prompting a partial service shutdown in the East Bay.
- While Bay Area Rapid Transit officials initially reported 'police activity' at 5:42 p.m., the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District first identified the incident as a shooting.
- BART police confirmed the shooting occurred on the Antioch station transfer platform, and authorities subsequently detained one potential suspect following the incident.
- Transportation officials established a bus bridge using Tri Delta Transit bus numbers 371 and 372 to manage service disruptions between North Concord/Martinez and Antioch station.
- BART officials confirmed the three victims were hospitalized, though their conditions remain unknown as investigators determine if the shooter was on the platform or train.
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·New York, United States
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·New Delhi, India
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