A man was shot on a platform at the MBTA Red Line's Broadway Station in Boston Friday evening, police said.
The man is expected to survive the gunshot wound to his lower extremities, according to the MBTA Transit Police, which said it was investigating the shooting, reported about 5:30 p.m. The man was rushed to the hospital.
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A witness told NBC10 Boston the man was shot in the leg.
Transit police shut down rail service as they searched for the gunman. No arrests have been made.
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The MBTA said police activity at Broadway would delay the Red Line about 20 minutes, and might have trains staying at stations. The agency later brought in shuttle buses to run between Park Street and North Quincy stations because of the police activity.
By 11 p.m., regular service had resumed from Broadway to Park Street, but shuttle buses continued running to North Quincy.
