BOSTON — Police responded to a taking pictures close to the Museum of Tremendous Arts in Boston on Saturday. It occurred on Huntington Avenue round 11:15 a.m.
One individual was shot, police mentioned. They have been transported to a close-by hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg.
Doorways on the MFA have been locked for about an hour, the museum confirmed to WBZ-TV.
“The Museum of Tremendous Arts, Boston (MFA), swiftly enacted security protocols on Saturday, July 23, in response to a police investigation of an lively taking pictures inside shut proximity to the Museum,” a press release mentioned. “Guests and employees have been suggested to stay in a safe location.”
It reopened round 12:30 after confirming with police that the world was secure.
No arrests have been made at the moment.
