Bomb scare delays trains in Greenwich
Metro-North train service is back on time after a bomb scare in Greenwich yesterday. Trains were delayed more than an hour after police discovered a suspicious package at the Metro-North station.
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Dec 29, 2014, 4:53 PM
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Updated 3,644 days ago
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Metro-North train service is back on time after a bomb scare in Greenwich yesterday.
Trains were delayed more than an hour after police discovered a suspicious package at the Metro-North station.
The bomb squad was called to the scene and the area was closed off after the package was found yesterday afternoon.
They determined the package was not dangerous and say it was either left or forgotten by a traveler.
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