Apr 24, 2012 2:39 PM
After a passenger reported that there might be weapons on board, a Long Island Rail Road bus was hemmed in by East Hampton Village and Southampton Town police cars as it arrived at Railroad Avenue in East Hampton at about 2 p.m. on Thursday. No weapons were found, East Hampton Village Police Chief Gerard Larsen said after the incident.
The chief said there had been “a little altercation” between a couple and a group of six people on the bus, all eight of them traveling to Montauk. “Words are exchanged,” Chief Larsen said, adding that the couple ended up feeling intimidated and concerned that “a weapon might have been involved.”
According to police, the man in the couple called 911 to report that there were five men on the bus with guns... more
The chief said there had been “a little altercation” between a couple and a group of six people on the bus, all eight of them traveling to Montauk. “Words are exchanged,” Chief Larsen said, adding that the couple ended up feeling intimidated and concerned that “a weapon might have been involved.”
According to police, the man in the couple called 911 to report that there were five men on the bus with guns... more
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