Traffic & Transit
Person Killed By Train At Carroll Street Station In Brooklyn: PD
The person stepped in front of the train on Monday morning, according to an NYPD spokesperson.
BROOKLYN, NY — A person was killed Monday morning when they stepped in front of a train at Carroll Street station, according to police and transit officials.
The person was hit just after 9 a.m. at the Brooklyn station, according to MTA alerts. An NYPD spokesperson confirmed at 11 a.m. that the person, who they said stepped in front of the train, had died.
The incident stalled G and F trains while emergency teams responded to the station, officials said.
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The trains were back up and running by 10:25 a.m., but officials said straphangers should still expect delays while they get back on schedule.
F/G trains have resumed making regular stops in both directions after EMS and NYPD assisted a person who was struck by a train at Carroll St.
Delays continue in both directions as service resumes. https://t.co/mQ4OHRyHty
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Last Wednesday, a person was sent to the hospital after being struck at Hoyt-Schermerhorn station in Downtown Brooklyn.
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