Person Struck by Train
E Washington Blvd & S Main St, Central City, Los Angeles
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- A person was struck by a Metro train at the intersection of E Washington Blvd and S Main St in Los Angeles. Emergency services are on the scene, and train operations have been halted while traffic is being managed.
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Citizen user video shows firefighters and EMS on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Washington Blvd & S Main St.
Citizen user video shows firefighters and EMS on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Washington Blvd & S Main St.
Citizen user video shows firefighters and EMS on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Washington Blvd & S Main St.
Citizen user video shows firefighters and EMS on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Washington Blvd & S Main St.
Citizen user video shows firefighters and EMS on the scene.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Washington Blvd & S Main St.
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Another 1 😳😳, I’m a retired first responder I don’t recall it being this bad throughout the city of Los Angeles in the county of LA and all the adjacent cities here. I guess it’s the sign of the times.
I saw someone with noise canceling headphones on a bike riding it towards the train on an intersection, it’s a miracle the train missed them by a hair, and they didn’t even realize what happened and kept biking
This is sad. Did something like this happen last month.
About two weeks ago
Always look both ways and avoid wearing noise cancelling headphones around trains
Another 1 😳😳, I’m a retired first responder I don’t recall it being this bad throughout the city of Los Angeles in the county of LA and all the adjacent cities here. I guess it’s the sign of the times.
I saw someone with noise canceling headphones on a bike riding it towards the train on an intersection, it’s a miracle the train missed them by a hair, and they didn’t even realize what happened and kept biking
This is sad. Did something like this happen last month.
About two weeks ago
Always look both ways and avoid wearing noise cancelling headphones around trains
Another 1 😳😳, I’m a retired first responder I don’t recall it being this bad throughout the city of Los Angeles in the county of LA and all the adjacent cities here. I guess it’s the sign of the times.
I saw someone with noise canceling headphones on a bike riding it towards the train on an intersection, it’s a miracle the train missed them by a hair, and they didn’t even realize what happened and kept biking
This is sad. Did something like this happen last month.
About two weeks ago
Always look both ways and avoid wearing noise cancelling headphones around trains
Another 1 😳😳, I’m a retired first responder I don’t recall it being this bad throughout the city of Los Angeles in the county of LA and all the adjacent cities here. I guess it’s the sign of the times.
I saw someone with noise canceling headphones on a bike riding it towards the train on an intersection, it’s a miracle the train missed them by a hair, and they didn’t even realize what happened and kept biking
This is sad. Did something like this happen last month.
About two weeks ago
Always look both ways and avoid wearing noise cancelling headphones around trains
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Another 1 😳😳, I’m a retired first responder I don’t recall it being this bad throughout the city of Los Angeles in the county of LA and all the adjacent cities here. I guess it’s the sign of the times.
I saw someone with noise canceling headphones on a bike riding it towards the train on an intersection, it’s a miracle the train missed them by a hair, and they didn’t even realize what happened and kept biking
This is sad. Did something like this happen last month.
About two weeks ago
Always look both ways and avoid wearing noise cancelling headphones around trains