Blue Line and Green Line trains stopped briefly in downtown Minneapolis due to “police activity near the tracks,” Metro Transit reported Friday afternoon.
Service resumed a few minutes after 3:30 p.m. Metro Transit warned passengers to expect some minor delays.
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