Man Stabbed at Long Beach Metro Station

An investigation is currently underway after a man was discovered stabbed at a Metro station in Long Beach on Wednesday morning, April 1st. The incident occurred at approximately 5:00 a.m., prompting a response from local authorities.

Details of the Incident

Long Beach police officers responded to reports of a stabbing at the intersection of Pacific Avenue and 5th Street, near Metro’s Pacific Station. Upon arrival, they found a man suffering from stab wounds to his upper body.

Victim Transported to Hospital

The victim was immediately transported to a nearby hospital for medical attention. His current condition remains unknown at this time.

Metro's Response and Service Disruptions

Metro released a statement acknowledging the incident and praising the quick actions of an A Line train operator. “Metro appreciates the good work of the A line train operator who sought help for an injured individual they observed lying on the Pacific Station platform,” the statement read.

A-Line Service Alterations

The Long Beach Fire Department and Long Beach Police Department also responded to the scene. As a result of the investigation, A-Line South Stations are currently turning back from Anaheim station. A shuttle train is servicing 5th St, 1st Street, and Downtown Long Beach stations.

  • A bus bridge is being established between Pacific and Anaheim Stations.

Ongoing Investigation

The identity of the stabbing victim has not been released by authorities. Information regarding a potential suspect is also currently unavailable. The investigation remains ongoing.