Transit police want help identifying this man accused of assault

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Kristi Palma, Boston.com Staff

March 30, 2016

Transit police want the public’s help identifying a man wanted for assault.

Transit police want help identifying this man accused of assault and battery. — Transit police want help identifying this man accused of assault and battery. —MBTA Transit Police

Authorities say the man is wanted for assault and battery that caused injury to a male MBTA passenger.

The incident happened March 20 just before 6 p.m. on the Red Line southbound platform at the Andrew Square MBTA station.

The man is white, 35 to 40 years old, has dark hair, and was wearing a green hooded jacket and blue jeans.

If you have information about the suspect, contact the police at 617-222-1050. If you’d like to remain anonymous, text your tip to 873873.

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