Freeport, NY (June 3, 2019) – According to the MTA, a woman was killed on Long Island Rail Road tracks on Sunday morning, June 2nd. Police concluded that no more than one person was involved in the incident, which was possibly due to electrocution.
Authorities stated that the victim, identified only as a Hempstead woman in her 20s, had been walking on or near the tracks in the aforementioned area. According to police, the victim is believed to have possibly touched the third rail, likely resulting in immediately fatal injuries.
The identity of the woman involved is presently being withheld in order to allow time to notify loved ones. At this time, the events that led to this tragic incident are under investigation.
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People being injured or killed in New York train accidents is an all-too-often and unfortunate occurrence. Our deepest sympathies are currently extended to the victim and their loved ones at this time. While it can be tremendously difficult, it is important for the bereaved family to understand that they may have significant rights in terms of recovering compensation for their loss regardless of whether or not the victim was injured by the vehicle or an otherwise unsafe property incident.
At Hach & Rose, we are well aware of the overwhelming concerns that often occur in the aftermath of a sudden accident. Our dedicated and compassionate accident attorneys are here for you 24/7 to answer any questions you may have at this time. If you have lost a loved one in a train or unsafe property accident in New York, please don’t hesitate to call 212-779-0057 today.
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