Overview
- Two safety window panes were damaged during an evening run on Tuesday around 6:30 p.m., and no injuries were reported, according to police.
- The municipal operator said on Facebook that the train had been shot at, prompting a temporary suspension before service was restored the same evening after checks.
- The affected cars were taken to the depot for detailed forensic and technical inspection scheduled for Wednesday.
- A nearby car was also damaged, and police recovered a stone close to that vehicle as potential evidence.
- Investigators say the damage may have come from stones thrown from a parking garage or projectiles fired with a slingshot, and the safety glass only splintered.