Yellow and Blue line service was restored Sunday afternoon after an unauthorized person was reported on the train tracks at Pentagon City station, Metro said.
Arlington County Police said a suspect wanted for larceny from a business fled authorities into the Pentagon City Metro.
Service was suspended around 2:27 p.m, restored almost an hour and a half later, and then suspended again just before 5 p.m. between L'Enfant Plaza/Arlington Cemetery and National Airport.
One person was taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, Arlington Fire and EMS said. It is unclear how they became injured.
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Shuttles were established and residual delays were expected.
Yellow line service was restored between Huntington and Mount Vernon Square just before 5:30 p.m., Metro said. The suspect is now in custody, police said.
News4 has reached out to Metro for more information.
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