NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Metro police arrested a teenager shot and killed another teenager at the WeGo bus stop downtown.

Metro Police identified the arrested teenager as 15-year-old Shamari Bailey, booked into the juvenile detention center on a charge of criminal homicide. He is accused of shooting and killing 16-year-old Braden Caldwell.

Metro police arrested the 15-year-old alleged shooter in a University Court apartment hours after they say he killed the 16-year-old.

This is the latest WeGo bus service crime to have people on edge.

“There were blood stains,” said Nina Tinsley, who was riding the bus when it happened.

deadly gunfire erupted at the WeGo bus stop on Martin Luther King Boulevard around 4 p.m., according to Metro Police.

Metro Police said a teenager shot the victim twice after a physical struggle.

“There was a woman there crying and I said what’s wrong and she said my friend just got shot,” Tinsley said.

The Metro Nashville Police Department said the shooter took off and the victim was taken to Vanderbilt Pediatrics, where he died. Jasper Hendricks works nearby and shared a video of the incident.

“The victim was on a gurney and the EMTs were rushing because they were running, everyone was moving very fast,” he said.

Tuesday’s violent act is just one of many.

Friday morning, MNPD said a a man stabbed a woman to death at a Harding Place bus stop.

Hendricks said this happens too often, especially at the downtown bus station.

“There were stabbings, there was a shooting,” he said.

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FOX 17 News asked a WeGo spokesperson why no safety measures were taken after the ongoing WeGo violence, and he told us they’ll have more on that later in the week before they close.

Metro Police did, however, address security concerns for the downtown bus station.

“WeGo has a lot of security officers that are here and present,” said Brooke Reese, MNPD spokeswoman. “One of the security guards was there in the presence of these youths when the shooting ended,” she said.

Some riders aren’t convinced.

“Right now, I’m just worried about everyone’s safety,” Tinsley said.

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