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SEPTA riders react to recent acts of violence
After a SEPTA shooting left one man critically injured Sunday morning, riders react to what is now the fourth act of violence at a SEPTA location in January.
PHILADELPHIA - A 51-year-old man was found shot on the street after officials say a fight erupted into a shooting at a SEPTA station.
Police responded to the shooting at the 52nd Street Station in West Philadelphia around 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Two men were onboard a westbound train when they got into a confrontation.
As one man exited the train, officials say the other fired his gun several times, striking the victim in the back.
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The victim was found on a street outside the station, and taken to a local hospital in critical, but stable condition.
SEPTA officials released a photo of the suspect captured by surveillance footage.
Anyone with information is asked to contact them.