The murky waters of Charlestown became the unlikely garage for a car last night, following what is still an undisclosed incident leading up to the vehicle's aquatic plunge. The Boston Police Department, working in concert with the Boston Fire Department's dive team, responded swiftly to the scene off Terminal Street, as stated by WHDH.

Earlier in the evening, around 7:33 p.m., police were called to a separate incident involving a person running on the train tracks between Medford Street and Polk Street. The individual was taken to a hospital for evaluation, but it is unclear if there is any connection between this person and the submerged car found underwater.

After the car's discovery, the Fire Department's divers embarked on a search that would prove the absence of any persons within the vehicle, a source of relief in what could have been a human tragedy, as mentioned by Boston 25 News. No injuries have been reported in connection with the incident.

Crews worked to remove the car, lifting it from its briny berth, as the investigation by police continues into the nature of this mysterious car's journey from solid ground to the depths of the water. Boston police have since cleared the scene, after ensuring the absence of any immediate danger or foul play.

This unusual story of a rogue vehicle taking an unplanned dip in Charlestown's waters is unfolding as Boston authorities piece together the details. More information is expected to emerge as the investigation continues, and interested parties are encouraged to stay tuned for updates.