The circumstances were not immediately clear, but police said someone had also been stabbed.
were transported to hospitals in critical condition, police said.It was not immediately clear whether the Metro Transit Police Officer was one of the wounded. Metro said rail service was not affected.
The incident comes weeks after D.C. police began patrolling five Metro stations to augment the transit police force over concerns about crime within the system. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser detailed the initiative a week after police said a gunman went on
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