ASHLAND — On Thursday, May 29, Ashland police arrested two suspects following a reported disturbance involving a firearm at the MBTA station.
The Ashland Public Safety Communications Center received a 911 call at approximately 4:23 p.m. reporting that two Hispanic men in their 20s had been removed from an MBTA train and were seen with a firearm.
Officers from the Ashland Police Department, along with mutual aid from Framingham and Hopkinton police, responded immediately.
The first suspect was taken into custody after officers found a loaded 9mm Glock magazine on him.
The second suspect was located nearby and arrested shortly after.
MBTA Transit Police assumed jurisdiction over the investigation.
A search for the firearm was conducted with assistance from Framingham police K9 units.
Both suspects were transferred to MBTA Transit Police custody.
No injuries were reported during the incident.
