Woman left with life-threatening injuries after being hit by train in west Phoenix
A woman was hospitalized after she was hit by a train in west Phoenix on Saturday morning, authorities said.
A woman was hospitalized after she was hit by a train in west Phoenix on Saturday morning, authorities said. (Photos via Phoenix Police Department on social media and Pexels)
(Photos via Phoenix Police Department on social media and Pexels)
PHOENIX — A woman was hospitalized after she was hit by a train in west Phoenix on Saturday morning, authorities said.
The woman was struck in the area of 27th Avenue and Thomas Road just after 9 a.m., according to the Phoenix Police Department.
The Phoenix Fire Department took the woman to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The train remained at the scene. Detectives are investigating what led to the collision and collecting evidence, police said.
The woman’s age and identity were not shared.
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If only there was some way to let people know in advance exactly which direction the train was going to travel -- like maybe metal rails on the ground or something
"The train remained at the scene."
Really, is this a thing, trains doing hit and run?
I hear that train a comin comin round the be-ack