A person was stabbed on a light-rail train in St. Paul on Saturday night and treated for injuries that were not serious, authorities said.
A suspect was arrested and charges were pending, Metro Transit said.
The stabbing occurred on a westbound Green Line train near the intersection of University and Cromwell avenues. The train was temporarily delayed as a result.
The stabbing comes as Metro Transit works on improving light-rail safety with such measures as increasing police presence and deploying more transit agents who check fares but aren't officers.
Reported crimes on Metro trains and buses jumped 32% in 2023 compared with the previous year.
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