Penn Station shut down due to a police investigation, LIRR Service suspended

Hope you weren't trying to get home tonight on the Long Island Railroad. LIRR service has reportedly been completely shut down, with access to Penn Station shut off due to a police investigation of a person allegedly falling onto the tracks. See photos of the madness at the station below. [UPDATE BELOW]

No one going into #pennstation, they're only letting people out. #peopleofpennstation #lirrproblems pic.twitter.com/bhHiLRNdpR

— Mitchell Trinka (@MitchellTrinka) April 9, 2015

EMTs take the injured man out of #pennstation. He looked responsive. #peopleofpennstation #lirr #nbc4ny pic.twitter.com/VQ9UtyxzZh

— Mitchell Trinka (@MitchellTrinka) April 9, 2015

Most disliked staircase in #NYC @Amtrak @LIRR @NJTRANSIT #PennStation @TheGarden @NYCTSubway @adallos @marklw52 pic.twitter.com/H0z1QRMQND

— Jeff Wice (@JeffWice) April 7, 2015

Penn station entrance is blocked off. #shouldistayorshouldigo #peopleofpennstation #pennstation #lirrproblems pic.twitter.com/pzKCBcJm9O

— Mitchell Trinka (@MitchellTrinka) April 9, 2015

UPDATE: Limited eastbound service has returned and the police have lifted restrictions on access to the station.

Limited eastbound service resumes on the @LIRR, but #PennStation is pretty hectic pic.twitter.com/hHfQQYDdHP

— Rich Murdocco (@TheFoggiestIdea) April 9, 2015