The man, Jeffrey Stuart, is known both to transit police and some riders of the T for bringing a pet rat on the train with him. The rat involved in Thursday's incident, named Jerry, was turned over to animal control, police said.
A man accused of threatening people with his pet rat at Oak Grove Station in Malden, Massachusetts, on Thursday was arrested, MBTA Transit Police said.
The incident began with Stuart yelling at people at the station and putting the rat near their faces, prosecutors said in court Friday. He also allegedly had an open bottle of vodka with him.
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