Boston

T Police needs public’s help finding alleged train groper

Transit Police are on the look out for a man who allegedly indecently assaulted a female passenger while on board the Red Line train between Harvard and Kendall Square on Monday.

Transit Police are on the look out for a man who allegedly indecently assaulted a female passenger while on board the Red Line train between Harvard and Kendall Squares on Monday.

The suspect is described as a white male in his forties, around 6-feet-tall, 185 lbs., wearing a gray tweed sport coat, a blue collared shirt, and “a red and gold college type ring,” according to T police.

According to reports, the victim got on a train at Harvard Station and noticed the suspect standing very close to her.

As the train approached Kendall Station, the suspect allegedly indecently assaulted the victim by “intentionally poking her in the crotch with his finger.”

The male subject got off the train at Park Street MBTA Station, according to MBTA Transit Police reports.


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